Asylum for LGBT Activist from Nigeria I.S. Law Firm recently secured a grant of asylum through asylum office for a member of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) community who was persecuted in his native [...]
Asylum through Immigration Court for Whistleblower from Azerbaijan I.S. Law Firm, PLLC secured grant of asylum in immigration court for our client who had uncovered a money laundering scheme in his native Azerbaijan and suffered [...]
Asylum Clock Settlement Approved On November 4, 2013, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Jones ordered the final approval of a nationwide class action settlement agreement. According to the American Immigration Council, the settlement will help [...]
Religion-Based Asylum from Uzbekistan I.S. Law Firm secured grant of asylum in immigration court for a Christian from Uzbekistan, who had been persecuted for his religious beliefs in his home country. Attorney Ismail Shahtakhtinski was [...]
Asylum for a Bahai from Iran I.S. Law Firm secured a grant of asylum for our client who had been threatened, attacked and intimidated in her native Iran because of her Baha’i religious beliefs.Attorney Ismail [...]
Do I need a lawyer for my asylum case? People applying for asylum in the United States often ask this question: “Do I need a lawyer?” Although the results of each specific asylum case may [...]
Asylum for a Youth Leader from Azerbaijan Attorney Ismail Shahtakhtinski secured a grant of asylum through immigration court for a co-founder of an opposition youth organization who was persecuted by the Azerbaijani regime [...]
Asylum from Russia for an Ethnic Korean I.S. Law Firm recently secured a grant of asylum through asylum office for an ethnic Korean woman who was persecuted in Russia because of her ethnicity. [...]
USCIS Asylum Office Customer Satisfaction Survey Results The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) Refugee, Asylum and International Operations Directorate and the Office of Policy and Strategy’s Research and Evaluation Division recently conducted a [...]
Asylum Clock Many asylum applicants have experienced problems with the so-called “asylum clock”. The asylum clock is a clock that measures the 150 days after an applicant files for asylum before the applicant can apply [...]
