Lorena Rivas, Esq.CEO/Managing Partner at Rivas & Associates

Tráelo todo, aunque creas que no sirve

8 Oct 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief bilingual video, Speaker A outlines the key items a client should bring to their first immigration appointment: a passport, any immigration documents such as visas or border crossing cards, birth and marriage certificates if available, and a compiled list of critical entry and exit dates. Speaker B follows with a Spanish legal disclaimer, emphasizing that the information is general, does not replace professional legal advice, and that the first step for anyone seeking immigration assistance is to consult an attorney.

Some things you should bring to your first appointment are your passport, any other immigration documents like visas or border crossing cards, birth certificates and marriage certificates if you have them, and a list of important dates such as when you entered the country and when you left.
Esta información es general y no reemplaza una consulta legal. El primer paso es hablar con un abogado.