Q: Wonder if I qualified for the U visa I felt working hurt my self but my boss made me lied about it.
I was working for a painting company so one day working with the boss in a house I felt from a 24 feet extension ladder. my boss didn't want to hold the ladder cause he decide to make a call sitting on a garden chair to look at me working and talk on the phone at the same time ,so I felt he didn't took me to the hospital plus he asked me to lie saying I got hurt myself just walking on the grass and felt .the person from the hospital didn't believed it she asked me if I wanted the.information in my language but. So he made me to lie to the orthopedic clinic, to the insurance company. And to a neighbor who saw me felt .he made me come back to work besides I wasn't able to walk. He didn't get pay me for the time.I.didn't work and of course he always pay me several work hours under the table he was threatening me that if someone saw the notebooks where we mentioned working hours, I would be in serious trouble
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This is a complicated situation, the best option would be contact an immigration attorney to discuss this issue in private. You should not post this much information about your case online, it may be used against you. Many immigration attorneys including me offer free consultations, make use of the consultations. All the best.
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