Quieres arreglar tus papeles aquí sin tener que salir? Abogada Lorena (918) 505-4870

20 May 2022 · 42 min
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In this 10‑minute live broadcast, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas greets a multilingual audience across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube and answers a rapid‑fire series of viewer questions about U.S. immigration. She explains that many clients can regularize their status without departing the country, outlining five primary pathways: (1) family‑based petitions for spouses, parents, or children who entered legally; (2) protection under the 245(i) law for applications filed before April 30 2001; (3) military‑family sponsorship; (4) humanitarian relief such as VAWA, U‑visa, T‑visa, and asylum; and (5) other special categories like VAWA‑based spousal or child abuse cases. For each option she gives brief eligibility cues, typical processing times (e.g., VAWA ~3 years, I‑130 ~2 years, U‑visa work permit ~6 months), and practical tips on interviews, work‑travel permits, and required documentation. Throughout she promotes her firm’s free case‑review, $100 phone consultation, and multiple contact numbers (918‑505‑4870, 1‑844‑37‑RIVAS). The session ends with reminders to follow her on social media and to schedule appointments.

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