¿Divorciado o separado de un ciudadano o residente? ¡Podrías arreglar! Abogada Lorena (844) 37-RIVAS

9 Jul 2023 · 33 min
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In this bilingual live-stream, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas fielded a wide range of viewer questions across multiple platforms (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook). The central theme was how individuals who are divorced or separated from a U.S. citizen or permanent resident can regularize their status, focusing on VAWA self‑petition options for those married less than two years, and clarifying that physical abuse is not required—emotional, financial, or verbal abuse qualifies. She explained that VAWA cases are confidential, do not require the abuser’s cooperation, and can lead to work authorization, travel documents, and eventual permanent residency within about 3 years. Throughout the session she also addressed numerous ancillary immigration topics: using a tourist visa after a consular case has begun, the impact of filing a VAWA or U‑visa on the abuser, differences between consular processing and adjustment of status, advance parole with a pending NTA, fingerprint appointment timelines, work‑permit processing for U, T, and VAWA cases, I‑601A waiver timing, visa bulletin dates for family categories, asylum filing windows, criminal record checks, and procedural steps for family petitions, fiancé visas, and business formation services. She repeatedly provided her office phone numbers (918‑505‑4870, 844‑37‑RIVAS), encouraged viewers to schedule consultations, and promoted her social‑media presence. The tone was conversational, instructional, and supportive, aiming to empower viewers to navigate complex immigration pathways.

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