Things You Should Know If You are Divorced or Separating from Your US Citizen Spouse

Things You Should Know If You are Divorced or Separating from Your US Citizen Spouse - Can You Still Get a Green Card? // Sharon Abaud // Law Office of Sharon Abaud 👉 TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE EBOOK: https://abaudlegal.com/waystoimmigrate In this video, I explain two different ways in which you could qualify for your permanent residency even if you are separating or divorcing your spouse. This video covers: lifting conditions on a green card, form I-751, I-751 waiver, VAWA, examples of abuse or extreme cruelty, and when to consult an immigration attorney. Would you like to know if you can lift the conditions of your green card on your own? Never filed for anything but suffered abuse from your US citizen or permanent resident spouse? Sharon Abaud is a dedicated and passionate immigration attorney, fluent in English and Spanish and located in the Los Angeles area. Call (310) 803-3040 or visit https://abaudlegal.com/appointment/ to schedule an appointment. 📞 Request for Consultation, Call (310) 803 3040 or email me at info@abaudlegal.com 👉 Each case is unique. This is why it is really important to get legal advice... For a private consultation with Attorney Sharon Abaud call 310-803-3040 or go to https://abaudlegal.com/appointment. All consultations are subject to a $ 100 fee and are credited to your case if you open within 30 days of the consultation. 👉 Join my exclusive Facebook Group where you can learn the latest updates about Immigrating to the US. https://abaudlegal.com/joingroup 👇 SUBSCRIBE TO SHARON'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL NOW 👇 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClTDPIQilq56-pPLQ6uKJVA?sub_confirmation=1 💻 VISIT OUR BLOG TO LEARN MORE ABOUT IMMIGRATION ✈ https://abaudlegal.com/blog ___ Sharon Abaud is the founding attorney of The Law Office of Sharon Abaud located in Gardena, California. Sharon obtained a B.A. in the field of International Studies with a minor in French from California State University of Long Beach. Sharon then obtained her J.D. from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, California where she successfully completed a concentration in Immigrant Advocacy. Sharon’s parents were born in Santiago, Chile and it is thanks to her parents that she is fluent in Spanish. As a young child, Sharon witnessed the worry and fear her parents felt throughout their immigration journey; luckily, Sharon also witnessed her parents' joy when they became lawful permanent residents and eventually, U.S. citizens. This childhood experience is a huge part of why Sharon knew she wanted to help the immigrant community someday. Today, Sharon is a passionate, dedicated, and caring immigration attorney. To Sharon, every case matters and every client is a person with a family, not just a number. It is for this reason that Sharon is personally and directly involved with each of her clients’ cases at every stage. At the Law Office of Sharon Abaud, the client hears from the attorney directly because she cares. ___ 🌐 VISIT OUR WEBSITE ✅ http://abaudlegal.com/ 👉 JOIN OUR OFFICIAL FACEBOOK GROUP ✅ https://www.facebook.com/groups/203317053677836/ 🤝 CONNECT WITH US ⚖ Leave a comment 💬 on this video and it'll get a response. Or you can connect with us on different social platforms too: F A C E B O O K ✅ https://www.facebook.com/Abaudlegal/ I N S T A G R A M ✅ https://www.instagram.com/abogadasharonabaud/ T I K T O K ✅ https://www.tiktok.com/@abogadasharon T W I T T E R ✅ https://twitter.com/AbaudLegal L I N K E D I N ✅ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharon-abaud-bbb9a1b7/ P I N T E R E S T ✅ https://pinterest.com/sharonabaud/ Y O U T U B E ✅ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClTDPIQilq56-pPLQ6uKJVA?sub_confirmation=1 This video is about Things You Should Know If You are Divorced or Separating from Your US Citizen Spouse https://youtu.be/CK2iJlrpElc https://youtu.be/CK2iJlrpElc #SharonAbaud #AbaudLegal #Immigration #ImmigrationAttorney #LosAngeles #ImmigrationLawyer DISCLAIMER: The information on this YouTube channel is for general information purposes only. Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. Consult an immigration attorney for advice regarding your own unique situation. Simply contacting us does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Please avoid sending confidential information to us until such time as a formal attorney-client relationship has been created.