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16 Jul 2021 · 45 min
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In this live, multilingual session Lorena Rivas, an immigration attorney, answers a rapid‑fire stream of audience questions submitted via TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. She explains a wide range of immigration relief options, including VAWA pre‑approval, VAWA petitions, Visa U eligibility and the recent change that grants work permits while the petition is pending, Visa T for trafficking victims, the impact of criminal convictions such as DUI on asylum, the mechanics of cancellation of removal and permanent bars (10‑year and permanent), family‑based petitions using adult children, parents or spouses, the need for co‑sponsors and financial sufficiency, citizenship interview preparation, and practical logistics such as work‑permit processing times (I‑765) and interview timelines. Throughout she emphasizes that she serves clients nationwide, can travel to immigration courts in any state, and repeatedly offers her phone number (918‑505‑4870) for private consultations. The tone is conversational, supportive and instructional, aiming to empower undocumented or threatened individuals to understand their legal options and to seek personalized legal help.

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¡Gracias por confiar en nosotros!

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Tráelo todo, aunque creas que no sirve

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