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U Visa Certification (Form I-918 Supplement B)
What Is U Visa Certification?
Form I-918 Supplement B is a certification completed by a qualifying law enforcement agency confirming that an individual has been helpful in the investigation or prosecution of a qualifying crime.
This certification is a required component of a U visa application.
Who May Benefit From This Service?
• Individuals applying for a U visa
• Individuals who have reported a qualifying crime
• Individuals seeking assistance with preparing the certification request
Each case is unique and requirements may vary depending on the situation.If you are unsure about your situation or require legal advice, we recommend consulting with a licensed immigration attorney.
How We Help
• Preparing the certification request packet
• Organizing supporting documentation
• Providing guidance on submitting the request to the appropriate agency
Please note that our office does not issue certifications and cannot guarantee that a certification will be signed.
How This Service Works
This service may be purchased directly online without scheduling a consultation.
To begin, click Start My Process and follow the steps below.
Step 1 – Select Your Service
Click Start My Process and select the USCIS Notice Explanation service.
Step 2 – Review and Sign the Agreement
You will be directed to review and sign the service agreement.
Email 1: After signing, you will receive an email with a copy of your signed agreement.
Step 3 – Submit Payment
You will then be directed to complete the payment.
Email 2: After payment is completed, you will receive a payment receipt.
Email 3: You will receive a confirmation email explaining that you will receive access to your secure client portal.
Email 4: You will receive a link to access the Docketwise client portal, where you will complete the intake form and upload your documents.
Once the intake form is submitted, a member of our team will contact you within 24 hours to begin assisting you with your case.
Important Notice
CNIS Immigration Services is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation.
