EN VIVO con la Abogada Lorena Rivas, contestando tus preguntas de inmigración!

31 Aug 2021 · 40 min
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In this live, multilingual (Spanish‑English) session streamed across TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid‑fire stream of viewer questions about U.S. immigration. She explains how to obtain work permits, the status of Visa U applications, recent policy changes that allow “good‑faith” work permits before Visa U approval, and typical processing times (often 6‑10 years). She discusses family‑based petitions—how U.S. citizens can sponsor siblings, parents, spouses, and children, the importance of priority dates and the Visa Bulletin, and the protection offered by 245(i) for cases filed before 2008. Rivas provides guidance on VAWA for victims of domestic abuse, the impact of criminal convictions, travel after posting bond, and the use of FOIA requests. She clarifies eligibility for DACA, TPS, C‑8 asylum work permits, and investor or business visas, stressing that illegal presence often limits options. Throughout, she promotes her consultation service (phone: 918‑505‑4870), notes her nationwide virtual practice, and encourages viewers to schedule appointments for personalized assistance.

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