If you were to handle this on your own, tou would need to fill out the Form I-589 for U.S. Asylum within a year of coming to the United States. The form has to be done in English and it is a lengthy and complicated form, but we can help. If it is an affirmative aslyum, an asylum officer will interview you thoroughly based on what you’ve written, so we can make sure you don’t answer questions differently than what you’ve written down. You may also be asked questions that aren't from the form, so just be prepared for a lengthy interview. In addition, you could end up in detention awaitng your aslyum trial before an Immigration Judge.  Our team of lawyers are trained to handle this exact thing!  We have countless hours in the court room fighting for aslyum / withholding of removal / CAT (convention against torture) and are more than willing to start fighting immediately on behalf of you or your loved one.

We highly recommend getting a lawyer from the very beginning of your attempt at gaining asylum, whether you’ve traveled from Honduras, Cuba, or any other country, an experienced asylum attorney at Rozas & Assocaites will help you gather the right documents and prepare you to testify. A person seeking asylum faces a tough fight, but with proper legal representation from one of our trained associates, that fight will be much easier. Contact our David or one of his associates today at Rozas and Associates at 225-478-1111 today to get started.