¿Puedo arreglar por medio de mi esposo residente, yo estando en México? l Inmigración EE.UU

12 Oct 2022 · 13 min
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In this live multilingual Q&A session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas addresses a wide range of viewer questions about U.S. immigration law. She explains how a shoplifting misdemeanor generally does not bar a green‑card application, outlines the process for removing conditions on a two‑year conditional residence (Form I‑751) and the options available to separated spouses. Rivas clarifies eligibility for the 245(i) protection for those who entered illegally but were sponsored before April 30 2001, and details the timelines for naturalization based on marriage to a citizen versus residence alone. She discusses the special juvenile visa for minors under 21, the limitations of a TN visa and how employer sponsorship can lead to permanent residency, and the content required in letters of support for marriage‑based petitions. The attorney also provides current processing estimates for consular cases and provisional unlawful‑presence waivers (Form I‑601A), and offers strategies for parents of adult children seeking adjustment through a citizen child. Throughout, she emphasizes the importance of timely filing, proper documentation, and encourages viewers to contact her office (844‑377‑RIVAS) for personalized assistance.

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