Cómo arreglar papeles aunque estés divorciado

24 Aug 2021 · 31 min
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In this live multilingual Q&A, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a wide range of audience questions about U.S. immigration processes. She explains how divorce does not necessarily prevent a marriage‑based adjustment, outlines how service‑center jurisdiction is determined by the applicant’s location, and discusses timelines for citizenship, work permits, and various waivers (I‑601A, U‑visa, T‑visa, DACA, TPS). Rivas clarifies eligibility for family‑based petitions for spouses, children, parents, and siblings, and describes options for undocumented or DACA recipients seeking employment authorization. She addresses procedural issues such as court scheduling, requesting accelerated hearings, and the impact of discretionary case closures. Throughout, she promotes her remote consultation service, providing a phone number (918‑505‑4870) for appointments and noting her ability to travel nationwide for interviews and court appearances. The session emphasizes practical, case‑specific guidance while encouraging viewers to seek personalized legal advice.

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