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An individual residing in the U.S. who fears persecution due to their race, nationality, political beliefs, religion, or membership in a specific group, can apply for asylum in the country. If asylum is granted, the person may then qualify to apply for a change of status or a Green Card. As with other aspects of immigration law, having your case handled by a skilled immigration attorney can significantly enhance your chances of a successful application.
Eligibility for Obtaining Asylum
To qualify for legal protection from deportation through asylum, you must meet these requirements:
- You need to be outside your home country.
- You should fear being persecuted by the authorities in your home country.
- You need to have suffered harm or fear harm from government sectors.
- This encompasses law enforcement, armed forces, radical religious factions, or political organizations.
- You must be impacted by at least one of several factors, such as political opinion, race, religion, nationality, or social group. This generally pertains to individuals who share attributes that parts of society might categorize together and view negatively.
- You should not pose a threat to the community.
Additionally, you could be prohibited from applying for asylum if you fulfill the aforementioned conditions and if you have:
- Be convicted of a “particularly serious crime,” like an aggravated felony.
- Have engaged in a grave non-political offense outside the United States.
- Endanger the security of the United States; or
- Have been involved in, authorized, helped with, or taken part in the persecution of individuals from any of the aforementioned groups.
Immigration Asylum Attorney Serving Bethesda, Rockville, Silver Spring, and Surrounding Areas
Employing capable, seasoned representation is likely the most effective way to maximize your chances of a successful asylum claim. If you intend to apply for asylum, protection under the Convention Against Torture, or withholding of removal in the United States, you must submit Form I-589. Bear in mind that the asylum process poses distinct challenges due to stringent documentation requirements, witness availability, and the necessity for corroborative evidence. While no immigration attorney in Washington D.C. can assure a win for your case, an experienced lawyer from the Patel Law Group can provide valuable guidance regarding your eligibility for these types of relief.
Reach out to us today to gain more insights into the asylum procedure and book a consultation with our attorneys at the Patel Law Group.
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