Asylum & Humanitarian Relief

An asylum case is largely a record-building exercise. What decides it is usually not the law but the quality and consistency of the evidence: a declaration that matches the country conditions, documents that corroborate dates, and testimony that holds together under questioning years after the events.

We take the time this requires. Interviews are conducted in the language you are most comfortable in, and we prepare you for the hearing rather than walking you into it cold.

What this covers

• Affirmative asylum before USCIS
• Defensive asylum in immigration court
• Withholding of removal and CAT protection
• VAWA self-petitions
• U visas and T visas for crime and trafficking survivors

All practice areas