SPECIAL IMMIGRANT JUVENILE STATUS
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) Attorney in Seattle - Get Your Green Card
If you're under 21 and have experienced abuse, neglect, or abandonment, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status could change your life. Contact Crescent Law now for a confidential consultation to determine if you qualify for SIJS and begin your journey toward permanent residence.
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SIJS Video
Watch: Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
This video from Crescent Law breaks down how SIJS works for immigrant youth facing abuse, neglect, or abandonment. Learn the eligibility requirements, court process, and how attorney Matty Luna guides young adults in Seattle and Tukwila through every step.
SIJS Eligibility Requirements
Common SIJS Questions from Seattle Area Youth
Can I get SIJS if I'm already 18?
Do I need to be in foster care to qualify for SIJS?
How long does SIJS take in Seattle?
Can my parents find out about my SIJS application?
What if I don't have documentation of abuse or neglect?
Time is Critical for SIJS Applications
Why You Should Act Now:
- Age Deadline: You must file before turning 21, there are no exceptions
- Court Dependency: Juvenile court jurisdiction may end at 18 in some cases
- Documentation: Gathering required evidence takes time
- Processing Delays: USCIS processing times can be lengthy
Don't wait until it's too late. If you're approaching 21 or aging out of state care, contact our SIJS attorney immediately for an emergency consultation.
- Age Deadline: You must file before turning 21, there are no exceptions
- Court Dependency: Juvenile court jurisdiction may end at 18 in some cases
- Documentation: Gathering required evidence takes time
- Processing Delays: USCIS processing times can be lengthy
Don't wait until it's too late. If you're approaching 21 or aging out of state care, contact our SIJS attorney immediately for an emergency consultation.
