Quick answer
Seek qualified immigration and survivor assistance; an abusive person does not determine your legal options.
Do now
Safely obtain copies of your own notices and identity documents where possible. Ask a qualified immigration lawyer or accredited representative about applicable protections and deadlines. Coordinate with a safety advocate before changing addresses or communications.
Watch for
Not every survivor qualifies for every immigration remedy. Avoid unlicensed immigration advisers and guarantees. Use official resources to verify representation.
Official sources
USCIS — Battered Spouse, Children and Parents, National Domestic Violence Hotline — Plan for Safety, National Domestic Violence Hotline — Internet Safety.
