¿Fuiste víctima de un crimen? ¡Podrías arreglar! Abogada Lorena Rivas (844) 37-RIVAS

3 May 2024 · 32 min
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In this live, multilingual session Lorena Rivas, Esq., an immigration attorney based in Oklahoma, answers a rapid stream of viewer questions about how victims of crime can regularize their immigration status in the United States. She explains eligibility, benefits, and timelines for U‑visas, T‑visas, VAWA petitions, and various parole mechanisms (military parole, advance parole, DACA‑related parole). She also covers adjustment‑of‑status options that do not require leaving the country, such as 245(i) relief, marriage‑based petitions, and family‑based sponsorship of spouses, children, parents, and siblings. Throughout the broadcast she provides practical guidance on work permits, travel documents, biometrics, green‑card processing times, and how prior criminal or immigration violations affect eligibility. Rivas repeatedly shares her firm’s contact numbers (844‑377‑RIVAS, 918‑505‑4870) and office locations (Tulsa and Oklahoma City) while emphasizing that her team can assist clients nationwide, travel for interviews, and offer second‑opinion consultations. The session ends with reminders of upcoming live appearances and a call‑to‑action for viewers to like, follow, and schedule consultations.

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