Quieres arreglar tus papeles? La Abogada Lorena EN VIVO (918) 505-4870

5 Nov 2021 · 24 min
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In this live, multilingual session the immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid‑fire stream of viewer questions about U.S. immigration law. She covers a wide range of topics: how a person deported after an asylum attempt can re‑apply; changing status from a tourist visa to a student visa; travel restrictions for TPS holders and the need for parole; obtaining work authorization through marriage to a citizen or permanent resident; the lasting benefits of a 245(i) petition filed by a deceased sponsor; eligibility and processing of U visa cases; the mechanics and consequences of permanent bars and possible waivers; timelines and steps for consular processing of family‑based petitions; how to request a copy of a lost visa via FOIA; the effect of divorce on pending immigration applications; options for parents of DACA recipients and other family members; and general advice on when and how to schedule a private consultation. Throughout she repeats her office phone number (918‑505‑4870) and stresses that she can assist clients nationwide despite being based in Oklahoma. The tone is conversational, supportive, and instructional, aiming to demystify complex immigration procedures for a lay audience.

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