By the Cliont product team
U visa crime victims lead intake software for immigration attorneys

See certification potential before you schedule a consultation

Ask whether the crime was reported to police, whether the prospective client is willing to cooperate with investigators, and whether a certifying agency is likely to sign off — while collecting police reports and supporting documentation before the first call.

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Did you experience a crime in the United States (or a violation of U.S. law)?
Yes
No

The exact intake your u visa crime victims leads complete

This is the real 7-question guided intake for U Visa Crime Victims — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.

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What a qualified u visa crime victims lead should tell you

A U visa case is built around a noncitizen who suffered a qualifying crime in the United States, was harmed by it, and is willing to help investigators — intake needs to confirm the crime, the harm, the willingness to cooperate, and the odds of getting a signed law enforcement certification.

  • Experience Crime In United
  • Crime Happen Directly (Not
  • Suffer Physical Injury Or
  • Report Crime Police Or
  • Willing Help Law Enforcement
  • Get, Or Try Get,
  • In United States

The questions your team needs answered

Every u visa crime victims intake asks these — and why each one matters.

QuestionWhy it matters
Did you experience a crime in the United States (or a violation of U.S. law)?Confirms a qualifying crime actually occurred, which is the baseline requirement before any other U visa element matters.
Did the crime happen to you directly (not only to a friend or relative)?U visa eligibility generally requires the applicant to be the direct victim, so indirect exposure through a friend or relative scores lower.
Did you suffer physical injury or emotional harm because of the crime?Demonstrated physical or emotional harm is part of the statutory test and strengthens the petition narrative.
Did you report the crime to police or another authority, or are you willing to do so?A police report (or willingness to make one) is usually the first step toward getting a certifying agency's cooperation.
Are you willing to help law enforcement or prosecutors with the investigation or case if they ask?Ongoing willingness to assist investigators is a core statutory requirement, not just a one-time report.
Can you get, or try to get, a signed certification from a police department, prosecutor, judge, or another authority about your cooperation?Without a realistic path to a signed certification, the petition generally cannot move forward, making this the single strongest signal in the intake.
Are you currently in the United States?Current U.S. presence affects filing strategy and timeline, though it carries less weight than the cooperation and certification questions.

How Cliont scores u visa crime victims leads

Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.

Value signals

  • Experience Crime In United: yes
  • Crime Happen Directly (Not: yes
  • Suffer Physical Injury Or: yes
  • Report Crime Police Or: yes
  • Willing Help Law Enforcement: yes
  • Get, Or Try Get,: yes

See the lead your team receives

U Visa Crime Victims Lead

91/100
High Priority
Experienced a qualifying crimeYes
Crime happened directly to themYes
Suffered physical or emotional harmYes
Reported to police or willing to reportYes
Willing to cooperate with investigatorsYes
Can obtain a signed certificationYes
Currently in the United StatesYes
Delivered to: Email · CRM · SMS notification

From first click to qualified lead

Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.

They land & meet you

Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.

They explain the matter

Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.

They share the documents

The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.

You get a ready lead

Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.

Built for u visa crime victims workflows

Cliont capabilityU Visa Crime Victims application
Weighted scoring logicWeights the certification question and cooperation-with-law-enforcement question highest, so leads without a realistic path to certification surface as lower priority before you offer a consultation.
Conditional document requestsPrompts for a police report or existing certification paperwork based on whether the crime has already been reported, instead of asking every prospective client for the same fixed document list.
CRM routingSends only leads with a plausible certification path and confirmed cooperation willingness straight to your CRM, keeping unreported or indirect-victim inquiries out of your active pipeline.
Structured intake fieldsSeparates direct-victim status from harm suffered from cooperation willingness, so you can see at a glance which element of the U visa test a prospective client is weakest on.

Common u visa crime victims lead scenarios

Certification within reach

The crime was reported, the prospective client is willing to assist law enforcement, and a certifying agency is likely to sign — the intake flags this as a strong candidate for a consultation.

Crime not yet reported

The harm happened but nothing has been reported to police, so the certification question can't be answered yet — the intake captures willingness to report so you can decide whether to engage before that step is complete.

Family member, not direct victim

The crime happened to a relative rather than the person filling out the intake, which lowers the fit score since U visa eligibility generally requires the applicant to be the direct victim.

Prospective client is outside the U.S.

Current U.S. presence answers no, which the intake weighs lower — useful for spotting cases that may need a different visa pathway or consular strategy before you commit consultation time.

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U Visa Crime Victims lead-intake FAQs

How does the intake gauge whether someone can actually get a certification?

It asks directly whether the prospective client can obtain, or attempt to obtain, a signed certification from a police department, prosecutor, or judge, and weighs that answer heavily since certification is central to a viable U visa petition.

What happens if the crime hasn't been reported to police yet?

The intake also asks whether the prospective client is willing to report it, so someone who hasn't reported yet but is open to doing so still scores as a workable lead rather than being filtered out.

Can the intake handle someone whose relative was the victim, not them?

Yes — the intake asks whether the crime happened to the person directly, and answers where it happened to someone else instead are scored lower since direct-victim status generally drives U visa eligibility.

Does it matter if the prospective client is currently outside the United States?

The intake asks about current U.S. presence and scores that lower than the crime, harm, and cooperation questions, so you can spot cases that may need a different strategy before booking a consultation.

What documents does this intake collect for U visa leads?

It's built to gather police or incident reports, any existing certification paperwork, and records supporting emotional or physical harm, so you have the foundation of the petition before the first meeting.

How is this different from the T Visa Trafficking Victims intake?

The U visa intake screens for a broader range of qualifying crimes and law enforcement cooperation, while the T Visa Trafficking Victims intake screens specifically for trafficking indicators — they share a cooperation-with-authorities theme but qualify on different facts.

Turn u visa crime victims visitors into qualified cases

Give every u visa crime victims visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.