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How To Apply For Refugee Status

A person who is outside his or her nation and is unwilling to return to the nation for the fear of persecution...
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Bars to Receiving Asylum or Refugee Status

Asylum and refugee status are special legal protections under U.S. immigration law, available to people who ha...
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Asylum or Refugee Status: Who Is Eligible?

Asylum and refugee status are special legal protections available to people who have left their home country f...
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Asylum or Refugee Status: How to Apply

People who are given asylum or refugee status are entitled to special legal protections under U.S. immigration...
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Applying for Asylum and Refugee Status

There is very little that is as dangerous as facing a possible unfair jail sentence or execution due to politi...
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I entered the United States illegally a few years ago. Can I obtain a green card and immigration status? How do I go about this?

Question: I had to get away from my home country in Mexico because I felt my life was in danger. I have been w...
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I just got asylum, but don't have a passport -- how do I travel?

A judge granted me asylum because I received death threats while working as a journalist in my country. Now I ...
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What if Immigration catches me before I submit my asylum application?

I'm from Eritrea, and my tourist visa ran out two months ago. I have a free lawyer who is helping me apply for...
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