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27 Jul 2024 · 32 min
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In a live, call‑in radio and YouTube segment, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid series of listener questions about U.S. immigration benefits and procedures. She explains the upcoming August 19 launch of the President’s Parole‑in‑Place program for undocumented spouses, the VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) protections and how a future Trump administration could threaten them, and the mechanics of the I‑601A provisional waiver for spouses of U.S. citizens. Rivas clarifies travel rules when a VAWA work permit and advance parole are approved, discusses J‑1 two‑year home‑residency requirements and waivers, outlines U‑ and T‑visa eligibility, work‑permit delays, and derivative benefits. She provides timelines for VAWA prima‑facie decisions, conditional residence travel rights, and the need for I‑751 to remove conditions. The attorney also promotes a limited‑time 50 % discount on citizenship applications, shares her office locations in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, multiple phone numbers, and her presence on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. Throughout, she offers cautious optimism, practical advice, and warnings about criminal records, fingerprint requests, and the importance of consulting an attorney before traveling.

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