¿Necesito Traductor Para Mi Cita De Visa En Mi País? l Abogada de Inmigración

22 Jun 2023 · 1 min
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In this segment of the immigration‑law video, attorney Lorena Rivas answers a caller who asks whether her husband being Valencian (from Valencia, Spain) will affect their ability to “arreglar” (adjust) his immigration status. Rivas explains that nationality can trigger severe penalties such as the 10‑year bar or a permanent bar, but the ultimate impact depends on many personal details—how long the husband has been in the United States, whether he was ever apprehended, any criminal history, and other case‑specific factors. She stresses the importance of a thorough consultation to evaluate these nuances, notes that she has successfully obtained waivers for some clients, and invites viewers to call her office at 918‑505‑4870 for a personalized assessment, asking callers to leave a message if the line is busy.

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