Asylum Legal Services

To be eligible for asylum, you must demonstrate a well-founded fear of persecution in your home country based on:

• Race
• Religion
• Nationality
• Political opinion
• Membership in a particular social group

You must apply for asylum within one year of your arrival in the United States unless you qualify for an exception.

1. Comprehensive Consultation

• Understanding Your Story: We take the time to listen and understand your unique circumstances, fears, and reasons for seeking asylum.
• Eligibility Assessment: We evaluate your situation to determine if you meet the criteria for asylum, withholding of removal, or protection under the Convention Against Torture (CAT).
• Documentation Guidance: Advice on how to gather essential documents, evidence, and testimonies that support your asylum claim.

2. Preparing and Filing Your Asylum Application (Form I-589)

• Detailed Case Preparation: We meticulously prepare your Form I-589 application, ensuring every detail accurately reflects your case.
• Supporting Evidence: Assistance in collecting and organizing evidence, including country conditions reports, affidavits, and any additional documentation that strengthens your case.
• Application Submission: Submission of your asylum application to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or the appropriate immigration court.

3. Legal Representation and Advocacy

• USCIS Asylum Interviews: We will prepare you for your interview with USCIS, providing mock interview sessions, coaching, and guidance on responding to questions effectively.
• Immigration Court Representation: If your case proceeds to immigration court, our attorneys will represent you, presenting a strong legal argument to the judge.
• Appeals and Motions: If your case is denied, we provide legal support for filing appeals or motions to reopen or reconsider.

4. Work Authorization Assistance (EAD)

• Work Permit Eligibility: Guidance on obtaining an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) while your asylum application is pending.
• Filing Form I-765: Assistance with completing and submitting Form I-765 for a work permit, ensuring all eligibility criteria are met.

5. Interview and Hearing Preparation

• Mock Interview Sessions: Practice sessions to help you feel confident and prepared for your asylum interview or immigration court hearing.
• Expert Testimony Preparation: If your case requires expert testimony, we will coordinate with experts and ensure their testimony aligns with your case strategy.

6. Post-Approval Support

• Adjustment of Status: Assistance with applying for a green card one year after receiving asylum approval.
• Family Reunification: Guidance on petitioning to bring your immediate family members (spouse and unmarried children under 21) to the United States.

Employment and Social Security: Support with obtaining necessary documents, such as a Social Security card and employment authorization.

• Experienced Asylum Attorneys: Our team has extensive experience handling asylum cases from diverse backgrounds and countries.
• Personalized Attention: We offer compassionate, personalized legal services tailored to your unique circumstances.
• Proven Track Record: Our law firm has a strong history of successfully representing asylum seekers in USCIS interviews, immigration court, and appeals.
• Multilingual Support: We provide services in multiple languages to ensure clear communication and understanding throughout the process.

• Step 1: Schedule an Initial Consultation – Contact us to schedule a consultation where we’ll discuss your case and explain the asylum process.
• Step 2: Case Evaluation – We’ll conduct a thorough evaluation of your situation to determine the best strategy for your asylum application.

Step 3: Application Preparation and Submission – Our attorneys will guide you through every step, from preparing your application to representing you in interviews or court.

• What is the difference between asylum and refugee status?
  • Asylum is sought by individuals already in the U.S. or at a U.S. port of entry. Refugee status is for those outside the U.S. seeking resettlement.
• How long does the asylum process take?
  • Processing times vary, but the USCIS interview typically occurs within a few months. Immigration court cases may take longer.
• Can I work while my asylum application is pending?
  • Yes, you can apply for a work permit (EAD) 150 days after filing your asylum application.
• Can I include my family in my asylum application?
  • Yes, you can include your spouse and unmarried children under 21. They must be present in the U.S. at the time of application.

Phone: 1888-429-4789
Email: info@globalesquire.com
Location: 8 W. 126th Street, New York, NY 10027

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