If you have experienced persecution, or have a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group, you have the right to apply for asylum. We handle every case with complete confidentiality.
Who it's for
This service is suited to people already present in the country who need to file within the legal deadline, as well as those seeking advice on filing after the standard deadline has passed.
Required documents
- Personal statement describing the circumstances of persecution
- Evidence of persecution (documents, medical reports, testimony)
- Identification documents
- Supporting evidence (human rights reports, media materials)
How we work
- Confidential consultation and case assessment
- Gathering and documenting evidence
- Preparing the statement and supporting materials
- Filing the application within the deadline
- Interview/hearing preparation and legal representation
Timeline and cost
Applications generally must be filed within 1 year of entering the country (exceptions may apply for changed or extraordinary circumstances). Case processing can take from several months to several years.
FAQ
What if the 1-year deadline has already passed?
Exceptions exist for changed or extraordinary circumstances — we'll assess your situation during a consultation.
Can I work while my case is pending?
A work permit can be obtained after filing, provided the required waiting periods are met.
Your case deserves confidentiality and expertise
Book a consultation today — everything you share stays between us.