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

2 Jul 2023 · 34 min
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In this live, multilingual session Lorena Rivas, an immigration attorney based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, answers real‑time questions from viewers across the United States and Latin America about immigration relief for victims of crime. She explains the U‑visa program—what crimes qualify, the mandatory cooperation requirement, the police certification, the “good‑faith” interim work authorization, and the eventual adjustment to permanent residence. Rivas also discusses related remedies such as VAWA for domestic‑violence survivors, waivers (I‑192, I‑601A) that can be combined with a U‑visa, and alternative pathways like the Special Juvenile Visa, T‑visa, DACA, and asylum. Throughout she provides practical tips on required documentation (police reports, psychological evaluations, affidavits), typical timelines, quota limits, and how to navigate long wait times. She repeatedly offers her office’s phone numbers (918‑505‑4870, 844‑37‑RIVAS) and invites viewers to schedule consultations. The session blends empathetic encouragement with detailed procedural guidance, aiming to empower victims to understand and pursue the immigration options available to them.

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