💳¿Visa U y Ajuste de Estatus? ¿Qué Documentos Necesitas? #abogada #shorts
In this short Spanish-language YouTube short, an immigration attorney (Speaker B) answers a viewer’s question about whether bank statements are mandatory for a U‑visa adjustment of status application, or if credit‑card statements can be used instead. The attorney explains that to adjust status, the applicant must demonstrate continuous residence in the United States for the three years since receiving the U‑visa. Any document that shows the applicant’s name, a date, and a U.S. address can serve as proof—bank statements, credit‑card statements, tax returns, or pay stubs—provided there is evidence for each month. The attorney emphasizes USCIS’s strict and specific documentation requirements. The clip ends with a branding tagline for Rivas y Asociados, immigration lawyers.
