Asylum Representation in Pennsylvania & New Jersey
We help individuals and families seek protection from persecution, guiding them through affirmative and defensive asylum with care and clarity.
Serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey with asylum applications, interviews, court defense, and protection‑based relief.
A careful, trauma‑informed approach to protection.
Asylum cases are deeply personal. We take time to understand your story, identify the legal basis for protection, and present your case with clarity and dignity.
We review your timeline, prior immigration history, and supporting documents to build a strong record and avoid common pitfalls.
You’ll receive preparation for your interview or court hearing, including evidence guidance and testimony practice.
Asylum services we provide.
We represent clients in affirmative and defensive asylum cases, including related protection options.
Our asylum services include:
- Affirmative Asylum – filings with USCIS for applicants not in removal proceedings.
- Defensive Asylum – court representation in removal proceedings.
- Withholding of Removal – protection when asylum isn’t available.
- CAT Protection – Convention Against Torture claims.
- One‑Year Deadline Analysis – exceptions and late‑filing strategies when applicable.
- Interview & Hearing Prep – testimony, evidence, and credibility planning.
We help you gather country‑condition evidence, affidavits, and supporting records to strengthen your case.
Don’t wait to understand your deadline and options.
Asylum law has strict filing deadlines and complex exceptions. Early guidance can protect your eligibility.
We review your entry date, immigration history, and risks, then outline a plan for filing, preparation, and next steps.
Asylum FAQs
What is the one‑year filing deadline?
Most applicants must file within one year of arrival, but exceptions may apply. We review your timeline to determine eligibility.
Can I apply if I’m in immigration court?
Yes. That is called defensive asylum, and it is filed with the immigration court.
What evidence do I need?
Evidence may include your declaration, identity documents, witness letters, and country‑condition reports. We help you build a complete record.