7 Steps to Apply for Affirmative Asylum in the United States

7 Steps to Apply for Affirmative Asylum in the United States

In today's video, I will share with you the 7 steps to apply for Affirmative Asylum in the United States? Let's watch the entire video and learn 7 essential steps to navigate the affirmative asylum process in 2023 successfully! Whether you're seeking refuge for yourself or your family, understanding the process is crucial. In this video, I break down each step, from filing Form I-589 to attending the Asylum interview. Learn about fingerprinting, security checks, and what to expect during the decision-making phase. As a business attorney, specializing in U.S. immigration and business law, guide you through the process, ensuring you're well-prepared to pursue your asylum application. Schedule a Consultation ➡️ https://bovinolawgroup.setmore.com

Here are the 7 steps to apply for asylum in the United States through the "affirmative" asylum process. By the way, the steps to apply for "defensive" asylum - i.e., when you are placed in removal proceedings before a U.S. immigration judge and use asylum as a means to avoid deportation - are different.

Step 1: Arrive in the United States
To apply for affirmative asylum, you must be physically present in the United States

Step 2: File Form I-589
You must file Form I-589, Application for Asylum and for Withholding of Removal, with USCIS within 1 year of your last arrival in the U.S. (unless you qualify for an exception).

Step 3: Comply with Fingerprinting and Security Checks
You should receive an Application Support Center (or "ASC") appointment notice in response to your asylum application. Read and take it with you to your fingerprinting appointment at the ASC. If you are also requesting asylum status for your spouse and children and they are with you in the United States, they need to go with you to your ASC appointment.

Step 4: Receive an Asylum Interview Notice
USCIS will send you a notice scheduling you for an interview with an asylum officer at one of its offices.

Step 5: Attend Your Asylum Interview
That's right - show up for your asylum interview. You must bring your spouse and any children seeking derivative asylum benefits to the interview. If you cannot proceed with the interview in English. you must bring an interpreter. And you may bring an attorney or an accredited representative, and even witnesses to testify on your behalf, if you have any.

Step 6: A Decision Is Made in Your Case
Your asylum officer will make a decision about your eligibility for asylum and a supervisory officer will review the decision.

Step 7: Receive the Decision
In most cases, you will be invited to return to the asylum office to pick up the decision about 2 weeks after the asylum officer interviewed you. And, of course, you can always check the status of your case online as long as you have your USCIS receipt number.

I'm Joseph Bovino, a U.S. immigration and business attorney. Contact me if you’re interested in making a good-faith application for asylum in the United States through the affirmative asylum process.

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