A T visa is designed for which applicants?

• A. Victims of human trafficking who assist law enforcement.
• B. Trafficking victims who assist law enforcement.
• C. All immigrants applying for residency.
• D. Study visa.

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that the T visa is for people who have been victims of trafficking and are willing to cooperate with law enforcement. This visa recognizes that authorities need victims to assist investigations or prosecutions of traffickers, so eligibility hinges on that cooperation in addition to being a trafficking victim and being present in the U.S. for trafficking reasons. It’s not a general visa for all immigrants or a study visa, and it’s specifically tied to helping law enforcement with trafficking-related cases. That focus makes the option describing trafficking victims who assist law enforcement the correct choice.