Abogada Lorena contesta tus preguntas de inmigracion! 918-505-4870

3 Feb 2021 · 17 min
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In this live, multilingual (Spanish) session streamed simultaneously on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and later posted on YouTube, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid‑fire series of viewer questions about U.S. immigration. She repeatedly invites viewers to schedule private consultations by calling 918‑505‑4870. The dialogue covers a wide range of topics: family‑based petitions (spouse, parents, children, siblings) and the age/citizenship requirements; DACA holders seeking travel parole (I‑131) and the documentation needed; U‑visa holders and the three‑year wait before applying for a green card; asylum claims based on persecution or personal safety; public‑charge rules, especially for people with disabilities and the shifting policies from the Trump to the Biden administration; naturalization timing and the misconception that buying a home harms a citizenship application; and procedural advice for dealing with unresponsive or negligent attorneys. Throughout, Lorena provides concise legal criteria, practical next steps, and emphasizes that she can help clients navigate the process through a paid appointment.

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