Clarificando Rumores: Preguntas Frecuentes sobre Deportación

7 Feb 2024 · 10 min
10:15

In this live, multilingual Q&A session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas (Rivas y Asociados) answers a wide range of audience questions about U.S. immigration processes, focusing on VAWA petitions, biometrics, work permits, adjustment of status, green‑card delivery, sibling petitions for Mexican nationals, public‑charge concerns (Medicare/Medicaid), consular interview scheduling in Juárez, and the A‑16 work‑permit category linked to the T‑visa. She repeatedly provides her office phone numbers (918‑505‑4870, 844‑377‑RIVAS) and notes that her firm serves clients nationwide (Tulsa, Oklahoma City, New York, Chicago, New Jersey, Mexico). Throughout, she offers reassurance, explains typical timelines (e.g., 4‑6 months for biometrics after VAWA filing, 7‑9 months for work permits, 1‑2 years for green‑card issuance after VAWA approval), and clarifies procedural nuances such as who must attend consular appointments, how public‑charge rules apply, and the impact of a child’s age on a resident’s petition. The session is delivered in a conversational, supportive tone, aiming to demystify rumors and guide viewers toward scheduling a private consultation.

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