ARREGLANDO POR MEDIO DE TU HIJOS-- La Abogada Lorena Contesta!

21 Jan 2022 · 32 min
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In this live Spanish‑language session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid stream of viewer questions from across the United States. She explains how U.S. citizen children (21+) can sponsor their parents, outlines the requirements, timelines, and options (adjustment of status vs. consular processing). She provides current processing time estimates for VAWA petitions (2‑3 years), U‑visa work permits (6‑8 months after filing), and I‑601A provisional waivers (about 2 years). The attorney clarifies the use of family‑based forms I‑130, I‑360 (VAWA, special juvenile, religious), and I‑192 for U‑visa waivers, and discusses the impact of illegal entry, criminal history, and prior deportation on eligibility. She addresses DACA renewal challenges, advance parole eligibility, and the process for religious worker visas. Throughout, she promotes her multi‑platform presence (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook) and provides her office phone number (918‑505‑4870) for private consultations. The session blends instructional advice, realistic processing updates, and empathetic encouragement for viewers seeking immigration relief.

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