¿Tienes un record criminal y quieres arreglar? Abogada Lorena (918) 505-4870

8 Sept 2023 · 37 min
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In this live, multilingual session the immigration attorney Lorena Rivas answers a rapid‑fire stream of audience questions across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. She explains the mechanics, eligibility criteria and current processing times for several immigration relief options—including Visa U (victim of crime), VAWA (violence against women), Visa T (human trafficking), and 245(i) employer sponsorship—while also covering related topics such as work‑permit eligibility, advance parole travel, work‑permit renewal timelines, adoption of children from Mexico, and the impact of various criminal convictions on immigration status. Rivas repeatedly emphasizes the importance of cooperating with law enforcement for Visa U, the limited annual cap, the availability of “good‑faith” work permits for pending cases, and the need for a criminal‑record analysis before pleading guilty. She also promotes her firm Rivas & Associates, announces the opening of a new Oklahoma City office, provides multiple phone numbers, and invites viewers to schedule consultations. The tone is conversational, supportive, and urgent, aiming to demystify complex immigration processes for a Spanish‑speaking audience.

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