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How do victims of trafficking apply for certification?

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How do victims of trafficking apply for certification?

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At this time, ORR is in the process of developing procedures under which an individual may apply for certification as a victim of trafficking. Until formal procedures are developed, requests for certification are being handled on a case-by-case basis. If benefit-granting agencies encounter an individual that they believe may meet the definition in the Act, they should call Michael Jewell at (202) 401-4561, Neil Kromash at (202) 401-5702 or their State Analyst. If agencies encounter a child that they believe has been subjected to trafficking, they should call Loren Bussert at (202) 401-4732. Agencies should note that certification is not automatic. ORR must consult with various offices at the Department of Justice (DOJ) prior to a certification. Therefore, in order to expedite the process, agencies may want to contact Lorna Grenadier, DOJ, Criminal Section of the Civil Rights Division at (202) 616-3807.

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