Asylum / Refugee / Parolee

The United States receives over one million individuals from other countries every year, a number that includes immigrants, refugees, asylees, and parolees. The government's classification of an individual entering the U.S. will determine what type of funding and protection he or she will receive. Refugees, parolees, and asylees are all eligible to receive different programs and services based on their classification. Legal requirements to each category and process to obtain the desired status vary greatly. Also, strict time limits are imposed on every application. Contact us immediately and we will diligently represent your rights during the whole process, from the preparation and filing of the application until the final disposition.

• Affirmative Asylum
• Defensive Asylum (court proceedings)
• Asylee relatives (a spouse and children under the age of 21)
• Application for a green card after granted asylum
• Withholding of Removal
• Convention Against Torture Act
• Humanitarian Parole
• Temporary Protected Status
• Deportation defense (removal proceedings in court)
• Work Permit
• Advance Parole
• Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility