To apply for a T Visa in the United States, which is designated for victims of human trafficking, applicants must provide specific documentation as part of their application process. Below are the detailed document requirements:

Required Documents for T Visa Application

1. Form I-914:
   • This is the primary application form for T nonimmigrant status. It must include:
     • A personal statement describing the acts of victimization.
     • Evidence demonstrating eligibility, such as:
       • Proof of physical presence in the U.S. due to trafficking.
       • Documentation showing compliance with law enforcement requests or an exception for those under 18.
       • Evidence supporting claims of extreme hardship if removed from the U.S.
2. Photographs:
   • Three passport-sized photographs must be included with the application.
3. Form I-912 (if applicable):
   • This form is used to request a waiver of grounds of inadmissibility if the applicant is not admissible to the U.S..
4. Supplemental Forms:
   • Form I-914, Supplement A: For qualifying family members applying for derivative T nonimmigrant status.
   • Form I-914, Supplement B: A declaration from law enforcement supporting the victim’s application, which can serve as additional evidence but is optional.
5. Fingerprinting:
   • Applicants will be required to undergo ink-free, digital fingerprint scans, typically taken during the visa interview.
6. Additional Evidence:
   • Depending on individual circumstances, additional documents may be required to establish eligibility for a T Visa. This may include evidence of cooperation with law enforcement or other supporting documentation relevant to the case.

Important Notes

• Admissibility: Applicants must demonstrate that they are admissible to the U.S. or eligible for a waiver of inadmissibility. If inadmissible, they must file Form I-192 before a visa can be issued.
• Interview Requirement: During the visa interview, a consular officer will assess eligibility based on provided documentation and personal statements.
• No Application Fees: T Visa applications are fee-exempt, including associated forms until a change in status to permanent residency is pursued.

These documents and requirements are essential for successfully applying for a T Visa and obtaining protection and support as a victim of human trafficking in the United States.