¿Todavía puedo pedir asilo si entré en 2024?

6 May 2025 · 34 min
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In this live Spanish-language session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas of Rivas y Asociados answers a rapid-fire stream of viewer questions covering a wide range of U.S. immigration topics. She explains eligibility and limitations for military parole, permanent bars, and cancellation of removal under 42B, especially when a child has special needs. She clarifies how VAWA can waive permanent bars when entries are linked to abuse, the timelines for VAWA work permits, and the appropriate I-765 categories (C9 vs C31). Rivas discusses the use of Advance Parole for DACA, VAWA, and visa T/U holders, travel considerations, and the risk of ICE encounters. She outlines procedural steps for visa U/T applications, required police certifications, and typical processing times. The attorney provides guidance on green‑card interviews, citizenship prerequisites, real‑ID travel, and the impact of criminal records (e.g., DUI felonies) on status renewal. Throughout, she promotes her firm’s 50 % discounted consultation offer and provides the toll‑free number (844‑37‑RIVAS). The session emphasizes practical, case‑by‑case analysis, encouraging viewers to seek personalized legal advice.

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