En vivo Radio La Que Buena

14 Dec 2024 · 49 min
48:35

In this live Spanish‑language radio segment, host Rubén invites immigration attorney Lorena Rivas, Esq. to answer a rapid series of callers’ questions about U.S. immigration law. The discussion covers a wide range of topics: how divorce affects permanent‑resident status and naturalization timelines; the consequences of a permanent bar (castigo permanente) and the limited remedies of U‑visa, T‑visa, and VAWA; employer abuse, labor‑law protections, and the possibility of a T‑visa for trafficking victims; VAWA application procedures, common denial reasons, and interview preparation; requests for medical examinations (RFEs) in adjustment‑of‑status cases; delays in U‑visa evidence requests and how to inquire about case status; travel permissions for U‑visa holders; tax filing advice for married residents; joint motions under 245(i) and expected processing times; removal of conditions (I‑751) for conditional residents; advice for the immigrant community amid political uncertainty; and practical guidance on contacting the attorney’s offices in Oklahoma. Throughout, Lorena provides concrete legal explanations, procedural steps, estimated timelines, and phone numbers for further assistance, while maintaining a supportive, conversational tone.

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