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7 Mar 2024 · 36 min
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In this 30‑minute live radio segment, attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid series of callers’ questions about U.S. immigration law. She explains how immigration court decisions can be appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), the limited chances of reversal, and the process for filing appeals. She provides guidance on a wide range of topics including eligibility for Advance Parole for U‑visa holders, adjustment of status for parents of U.S. citizens, VAWA petitions for victims of domestic abuse, TPS eligibility for Venezuelans with removal orders, DACA renewal, the provisional waiver (Form I‑601A) timeline, consular processing timelines for family‑based petitions, the role of a citizen child in sponsoring parents, the impact of unlawful presence and permanent bars, and practical steps for filing U‑visa, VAWA, and other relief. Throughout, she promotes her firm’s contact numbers, office locations in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, and the “Colegio de Sueños” English‑citizenship program. The tone is conversational, instructional, and promotional, with a supportive and reassuring sentiment toward callers.

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