Annotated Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Self-Petition Definition INA 101(a)(51) (October 31, 2021). 216.5 Annotated Regulations Law Updated (August 10, 1988) Battered Spouse Waiver Regulations 8 C.F.R. Battered Spouse Waiver Statute Text (March 1990). Statutes, Regulations, Government Policies and Brochures Moving Battered Spouse Waiver Adjudications to the VAWA Unit: A Call for Consistency and Safety National Survey Findings Highlights (October 18, 2021) (Contains information about the Battered Spouse Waiver adjudication process). Immigration Law New Development (March 2001) Evidence Check List for Immigrant Victims Applying for VAWA Self-Petitioning (August 28, 2009) (applicable for proof of good faith marriage and battering or extreme cruelty in Battered Spouse Waiver cases). Battering or Extreme Cruelty: Drawing Examples from Civil Protection Order and Family Law Cases (September 12, 2015). Documents in Support of Good Faith Marriage-CILAP (December 17, 2019). Good Faith Marriage in VAWA Self-Petitioning Cases (February 17, 2013) (applicable also in Battered Spouse Waiver cases). Comparison Between the Battered Spouse Waiver and VAWA Self Petitioning Cases for Abused Immigrant Spouses (February 6, 2017). Family Court Bench Card on Immigration Rights of Battered Spouses, Children and Immigrant Crime Victims (September 29, 2021). Protecting Battered Immigrant Women (October 1994). Immigration Marriage Fraud Amendments of 1986 (Marriage Fraud Act) and Other Related Issues (1991). Domestic Violence & Immigration: Applying the Immigrant Provisions of the Violence Against Women Act (Sept. Battered Spouse or Child Waiver for Victims of Domestic Violence Present as Conditional Lawful Permanent Residents (2014). Chapter 03.5: Additional Remedies Under VAWA: Battered Spouse Waiver (July 1, 2014). Filing to Remove Conditions for Legal Permanent Residency for Battered Spouses: Choose Battered Spouse Waiver Over Divorce (May 23, 2023). Judges, court staff, law enforcement and prosecutors can sign up for lists exclusively open to staff working at one of these government agencies. You can elect NIWAP’s general outreach list to receive notices of trainings, webinars, new materials, resources and policies. To receive updates, sign up for NIWAP’s outreach list. (202) 274-4457 or email us at For more information on any of the topics covered in this training please visit NIWAP’s web library. #Maryland judiciary case search disclaimer professional#
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