Victima de crimen? Visa U? Hablamos de eso con La Abogada Lorena Contesta EN VIVO

4 Feb 2022 · 36 min
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In this live Spanish‑language broadcast, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas fields a rapid‑fire stream of viewer questions about U.S. immigration processes. She introduces herself, promotes her Tulsa‑based practice (phone 918‑505‑4870, social media handles), and then provides detailed explanations on a wide range of topics: the step‑by‑step Visa U process (police certification, filing, fingerprinting, good‑faith work permit, deferred action, and eventual adjustment to permanent residence); VAWA self‑petition for victims of domestic violence; asylum eligibility after a family member’s murder; public‑charge considerations; family‑based petitions (spouses, children, parents, siblings) and their citizenship requirements; TPS renewal and the Central American Minors (CAM) program; COVID‑19 vaccination requirements for initial green‑card applications; parole, travel, and re‑entry after adjustment of status; procedural quirks such as repeat fingerprint appointments, case‑specific delays, and the impact of criminal history on case speed. Throughout, she repeatedly offers her contact information and encourages viewers to schedule consultations. The session ends with reminders about the cold weather and a thank‑you to participants.

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