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Asylum immigration to the United States is a provision made for the people who have either been threatened, suffered, or tormented in their home countries or have reason to believe they will be persecuted. At our law firm, our lawyers are dedicated to fighting hard for our clients in asylum and making immigration appeals by applying the experience gained from tens of thousands of successful immigrations handled cases.

 

If you seek asylum or have a loved one that seeks asylum, you must know and understand that you can apply for asylum if you have been in the United States illegally or still living in the United States on an expired visa. It is important to file for asylum within a year of staying in the United States, but there are exceptions.

 

Political asylum was established to protect the people victimized by persecution because they fall under certain categories like:

  • Race
  • Gender
  • Religion
  • Nationality
  • Political opinion or party membership
  • Group membership

     

Our law firm attorneys are capable of helping you with the validity of your fears of persecution and get you the asylum you need in the United States. We provide the resources and necessary qualification to take our client case to immigration court, the Board of Immigration Appeals, or any federal appellate court. After obtaining asylum, you can apply for a Green Card and eventually become a citizen.

 

HOW DO I FILE FOR ASYLUM?

Suppose you are an asylum seeker outside the United States and have no valid visa to enter the United States. In that case, you have the opportunity to claim asylum at the port of entry, such as crossing the border or other means. The process is regarded as a Defensive Asylum and which is far more complex.

 

Removal of Conditions on Permanent Residency (I-751 Process)

An immigrant’s visa known as Green Card can only be valid for two years if the visa was obtained through a marriage within two years. This is a fact for the Green Card obtainment by someone already in the U.S. called adjustment of status or just entering the U.S. with an immigrant visa.

 

Removal of Conditions On Permanent Residency (I-751 Process)

An immigrant “Green Card” is only valid for two years if it was acquired through marriage not as long as two years of age on the day the card was approved.

 

How is the Conditional Green Card made permanent?

Immigration law establishes that the conditional green card holder must provide evidence that the marriage is bona fide. Therefore, within 90 days and before the conditional card’s expiration, the couple must jointly provide documents and paperwork to the immigration to ascertain that the marriage is legitimate.

 

The conditions will be raised, and a permanent Green Card will be granted if the green card holder is still married to the United States citizen or permanent resident after 2 years. This application also considers children’s application if they received their conditional resident status within 90 days.

 

An I-751 Waiver may be Available if Joint Removal of Conditions can’t be reached or agreed

 

For a reason or two, the citizen or resident spouse, in some cases, may rarely agree to jointly participate in the condition’s removal process. Instance shows couples may no longer be in a good relationship or maybe processing their divorce application. As a result, the United States immigration makes provision for several exceptions to the joint filing requirement, such as:

 

The Good Faith Marriage Waiver: To receive this waiver, the marriage is expected to be annulled via a divorce. The couple has to provide evidence that the marriage was entered into in good faith. It is a very fact-sensitive area and will be critically looked upon in detail by immigration officials. For couples whose divorce or annulment is awaiting processing, USCIS, at times, permits additional time for the separation decree to be issued.