Separado de tu pareja ciudadano o residente permanente? (918) 505-4870

23 Sept 2021 · 40 min
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In this Spanish‑language live stream, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas (based in Tulsa, Oklahoma) fields real‑time questions from viewers on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. She explains how individuals can adjust status or obtain work permits when married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, even after separation or divorce, and clarifies that the spouse’s cooperation is not required. She covers a wide range of immigration topics: family‑based petitions (spouse, parents, siblings, adult children), visa categories (U, V, T, VAWA, TPS, DACA), provisional waiver I‑601A processing times, green‑card renewal, conditional residency, citizenship test opportunities, travel and COVID‑19 vaccine requirements, re‑opening deportation orders, criminal convictions and cancellation of removal, and the impact of criminal records on eligibility. Throughout, she repeatedly provides her office phone number (918‑505‑4870) and invites viewers to schedule paid consultations ($100) via video or phone, emphasizing her ability to serve clients nationwide. The session ends with reminders to contact her for personalized case review.

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