What If I Marry a US Citizen While My Asylum Case is Pending? If you have successfully filed your asylum application with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or [...]
Asylum Travel - Refugee Travel Document If you are an asylum applicant, asylee (an individual who has been granted asylum), or lawful permanent resident who obtained such status based on your approved asylum application, you are [...]
Asylum Seekers from Azerbaijan Asylum eligibility and success of asylum applications depends on variety of factors. Certainly, the most determinative factor is the specific circumstances and facts surrounding the applicant’s case. But often overlooked [...]
Asylum Seekers from Turkey By: Ismail Shahtakhtinski August 1, 2016 In this article, we attempt to provide some useful information about the current country conditions in Turkey, and we hope to provide some country [...]
Finding the Best Asylum Lawyer Applicants for asylum in the United States often ask this question: “Do I need a lawyer?” Although the results of each specific asylum case may differ based on asylum office and [...]
How to Expedite Asylum Interview or Hearing Applying for asylum in the United States can be frustrating, because asylum application is a complex and often lengthy process. It is important for all asylum applicants to [...]
Maintaining F-1 or Other Nonimmigrant Status During Asylum Process Asylum applicants often ask us about maintaining their current non-immigrant status or losing status while their asylum cases are pending. Quite often, the asylum applicant [...]
Video: Changes in Affirmative Asylum Interview Scheduling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn69a7dxf4M
Diplomatic Immunity: What, Who, Why and How? By: Ismail T. Shahtakhtinski, Esq. Living in or near the nation’s capital means that one way or another you will interact with officials of foreign states, [...]
Humanitarian Parole for a Child of Asylum Applicant Recently I.S. Law Firm successfully secured a humanitarian parole for a child of the asylum applicant while the case had been pending. The asylum applicant was an [...]
