Como navegar el proceso de inmigracion con la Abogada Lorena Rivas

3 May 2021 · 32 min
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In this 90‑minute live Spanish‑language session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid‑fire stream of viewer questions about U.S. immigration. She explains eligibility rules for family‑based petitions (spouse, child, parent, sibling), the age requirement (21 years) for U.S. citizens to sponsor relatives, and the timelines for different visa categories (spouse, K‑1/K‑3, Visa U, asylum, DACA, work permits). Rivas clarifies the consequences of unlawful presence—10‑year bars after more than a year of illegal stay and departure—and how waivers or a citizen child’s petition can overcome them. She discusses the typical processing times for Visa U (up to 8 years for approval, 3 years to adjust status), asylum work‑permit timelines (3‑6 months), and the impact of public‑charge “stamps.” The attorney repeatedly emphasizes the importance of having a responsive lawyer, offers a second‑opinion service, and provides her contact information (918‑505‑4870, Tulsa, Oklahoma) for paid consultations via phone or video. Throughout, she maintains a conversational, supportive tone, directly addressing each commenter by name, and repeatedly reminds viewers that the information is general and not a substitute for individualized legal advice.

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