What is the compensation office intended for?

The compensation office is specifically intended to support innocent victims of a crime. This involves providing financial assistance and support services to individuals who have suffered injuries or losses due to criminal acts. The goal of the compensation program is to alleviate some of the financial burdens that victims may face as a result of medical expenses, lost wages, or psychological impact stemming from the crime.

This role is vital in helping victims regain their stability and ensuring they have access to the resources needed for recovery. Other options, while important in their own contexts, do not align with the primary mission of a compensation office. Providing assistance to married couples, processing green card applications, and offering legal advice pertain to different areas of social services and legal support that are separate from the direct aim of aiding crime victims.