Has sido maltratada por tu pareja? Te amenaza con reportarte con inmigración?

19 Feb 2021 · 53 min
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In this extensive live session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a wide range of viewer questions about U.S. immigration processes. She emphasizes that victims of domestic abuse by U.S. citizen or permanent‑resident spouses can obtain legal status through VAWA and related self‑petition routes, even when the abusive partner threatens deportation. She outlines eligibility and application steps for DACA, Visa U, asylum, work permits, green‑card renewal, and marriage‑based adjustment of status, including options when a spouse is uncooperative. Rivas repeatedly invites viewers to schedule personalized consultations (phone/video) at 918‑505‑4870 (or 918‑626‑50870), noting a $100 fee for the initial appointment. She also updates on recent changes to the naturalization test, discusses how to reopen missed immigration court hearings, and provides logistical details about her multi‑state practice. Throughout, she offers compassionate encouragement, practical procedural guidance, and calls to action for viewers to seek individualized legal help.

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