Quieres un permiso de trabajo? Tienes opciones! Abogada Lorena (918) 505-4870

28 Jan 2022 · 33 min
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In this live, Spanish‑language immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid‑fire stream of audience questions across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook. She explains the key differences between the U‑visa (for crime victims who cooperate with police) and VAWA (for victims of domestic violence married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident), outlines eligibility, required documentation, and typical processing times. She discusses how to obtain a work permit (EAD) – when it is available, what applications are needed, and why a pending asylum, adjustment of status, or removal proceedings can qualify an applicant. The attorney also covers related topics such as fee waivers on Form I‑929, the impact of multiple immigration arrests, cancellation of removal, family‑based petitions (spouse, parents, siblings), consular interview delays, and payment‑plan options. Throughout, she repeatedly invites viewers to schedule a private consultation at (918) 505‑4870 and promotes her social‑media presence. The session is conversational, supportive, and aimed at demystifying complex immigration processes for a broad audience.

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