EN VIVO Radio La Que Buena - Abogada Lorena

6 Jun 2026 · 45 min
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In this live, call‑in radio/YouTube program, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas, Esq. fields a rapid‑fire series of listener questions about U.S. immigration processes. She explains why USCIS payments often fail with debit cards and recommends using a stable credit card or a third‑party card with sufficient limit. She clarifies VAWA case timelines, the importance of the prima facie notice, and warns against traveling on parole after filing. She discusses TPS denial re‑applications, the special juvenile visa (I‑360) requirements, DACA renewal windows, and the recent federal court decision that grants extra protection to pending Visa U, Visa T, and VAWA applicants. Rivas also addresses bank‑account intimidation stemming from executive orders, the use of a 21‑year‑old child’s citizenship for adjustment, military parole documentation, and how to handle lawsuits against immigration lawyers. Throughout, she offers practical step‑by‑step guidance, cites statutes (245(i), VAWA, TPS, DACA), and repeatedly encourages callers to stay patient, keep documentation, and seek professional counsel. The program ends with contact information for her firm and a community‑building invitation.

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