¿Cómo solicitar una fianza de inmigración?

22 Apr 2025 · 32 min
31:53

In this live Spanish-language session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas of Rivas y Asociados answers a wide range of viewer questions about U.S. immigration processes. She explains the difference between voluntary departure and deportation, how to check work permit applications (Form I‑765) for VAWA, U, T, and DACA cases, and the implications of changing attorneys. A major focus is on requesting an immigration bond (fianza): the need to file a motion for a bond hearing, the types of evidence that strengthen the request (long residence, property ownership, family ties, lack of criminal history), and how criminal charges affect bond eligibility. Rivas also provides processing time estimates for waivers (I‑601A), T visas, and other petitions, discusses adjustment of status versus consular processing, family-based petitions (I‑130), and practical steps for applicants (appointments, contact numbers, office locations in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, and social‑media presence). Throughout, she offers supportive, instructional guidance aimed at empowering immigrants to navigate the system.

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