Fuiste una víctima de un crimen? Podrias arreglar! Abogada Lorena (918) 505-4870

13 Jan 2022 · 23 min
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In this live Spanish‑language session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid‑fire stream of viewer questions about U.S. immigration remedies. She explains timelines for marriage‑based green cards, the differences between adjustment of status and consular processing, and how employer sponsorship can lead to residency. She details eligibility for U visas (victims of violent crimes), T visas (human‑trafficking victims), VAWA self‑petitions, and asylum claims, emphasizing the required bases (race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group). Rivas discusses recent policy changes that allow U‑visa holders to bring children sooner, the role of police certifications, and how to check the Visa Bulletin for juvenile special visas. She also covers waivers such as the 601A provisional waiver, the impact of prior deportations, and the possibility of changing status to investor visas. Throughout, she promotes her private consulting service ($100 per case) with a nationwide phone line (918‑505‑4870) and encourages viewers to follow her on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook for more information.

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