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FL S0310
Bill
Status
10/30/2025
Primary Sponsor
Tina Polsky
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AI Summary
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Creates section 908.112, Florida Statutes, establishing a U-visa certification policy requiring state and local certifying officials to complete Form I-918 Supplement B for victims of qualifying crimes who have been helpful or are likely to be helpful in criminal investigations or prosecutions
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Establishes a rebuttable presumption that victims are helpful if they have not refused or failed to provide reasonably requested information to law enforcement
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Requires certifying agencies to grant or deny certification requests within 90 days, or within 14 days if the victim is in removal proceedings; allows applicants to petition circuit court for review if deadlines are missed or certification is denied
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Prohibits certifying officials from disclosing immigration status of victims or certification requesters, and provides immunity from civil and criminal liability for good faith certification decisions
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Mandates annual reporting to the Legislature and Governor beginning January 15, 2027, on the number of certification requests received, granted, denied, and pending
Legislative Description
Immigration
Last Action
Introduced
1/13/2026