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11 Apr 2024 · 33 min
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In this live, Spanish‑language radio segment, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a wide range of callers’ questions about U.S. immigration law. She provides practical guidance on topics such as: (1) traveling with a U.S.‑born child who lacks a passport; (2) the provisional waiver (Form I‑601A) processing time (approximately 3–3.5 years); (3) eligibility for the 245(i) adjustment of status and the types of documentary proof that can satisfy the “pre‑April 30 2001” filing requirement; (4) using VAWA for victims of abuse and its typical timeline (3–3.5 years); (5) U‑visa work‑permit timelines (10 months for EAD, up to 6 years for the visa itself); (6) whether becoming a foster parent affects permanent‑resident renewal or citizenship (it does not); (7) K‑1 fiancé visa process, including inclusion of a step‑child in the same petition and expected processing time (18–24 months); (8) DACA advance parole usage; (9) traveling by land without a passport and required supporting documents; (10) Venezuelan parole/TPS considerations and sponsor requirements; (11) general advice on gathering evidence (the “kitchen‑sink” approach) and the importance of filing new applications when appropriate. Throughout, she repeats contact numbers (e.g., 918‑505‑4870, 918‑794‑2547) and mentions her offices in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, encouraging callers to reach out via phone, WhatsApp, or social‑media platforms (Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram). The tone is conversational, instructional, and supportive, with a generally encouraging sentiment toward callers seeking legal remedies.

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