Puedo arreglar papeles por medio de mis padres? Abogada Lorena (918) 505-4870

16 Nov 2021 · 22 min
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In this live Spanish-language session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid‑fire series of viewer questions about U.S. immigration pathways. She covers family‑based petitions (spouse, child, parent, sibling), the timing and age requirements for sponsoring minors, the limits on resident versus citizen sponsors, and the need for citizenship to petition parents. She explains employment‑based sponsorship, the challenges of adjusting status while out of status, and the limited exceptions that may allow it. The attorney discusses humanitarian relief options such as VAWA, U‑visa, T‑visa, and special humanitarian parole for individuals with special‑needs children. She provides current processing time estimates for provisional waivers (I‑601A) and U‑visa work permits, clarifies that conditional green‑card holders can travel with their foreign passports, and outlines documentation needed for spousal petitions. Throughout, she emphasizes that each case requires individualized review, offers a phone number (918‑505‑4870) for private consultations, and repeatedly notes that the live advice is informational, not a substitute for formal legal counsel.

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