Tienes corte de deportación? Quieres saber cómo pelear tu caso?

12 May 2021 · 31 min
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In this live Spanish-language session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a wide range of viewer questions about U.S. immigration law. She explains eligibility rules for family-based petitions (including age limits, citizen vs. resident status, and the need for co‑sponsors), asylum filing deadlines and exceptions, processing times for provisional waivers (I‑601A) and special immigrant juvenile status, the steps after a VAWA approval, and how to pursue cancellation of removal. Rivas also discusses the impact of illegal entry, prior deportations, criminal convictions, and specific visa categories (LASER, U‑visa, T‑visa) on a person’s ability to adjust status. Throughout she emphasizes the necessity of a qualified sponsor or legal remedy, outlines when a case can be fought in immigration court, and repeatedly offers her contact information for paid consultations. The session is conversational, supportive, and aimed at demystifying complex immigration procedures for a lay audience.

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