Legal Question in Immigration Law in Virginia

Yes, you might be able to self-petition for a green card under a special federal law - VAWA. You need a good immigration lawyer who specializes in VAWA cases. A lawyer can be from any State as this is a matter of federal law.

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http://www.law-visa-usa.com/vawaselfpet.html

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One would need a more detailed set of facts in order to offer and advice about your situation. Since you have not lived in the U.S for over 14 years your chances are not good, however, you would need to consult an immigration attorney in order to assess your situation.