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Seeking asylum in the U.S. offers protection for individuals facing persecution in their home countries. Our legal team helps you navigate the complex asylum process, ensuring you understand your rights and options. We provide personalized support every step of the way to help you secure a safe and stable future. Contact us for guidance on your asylum application.
At Richards and Jurusik, every success story inspires us, but some stories resonate on a deeper level. The journey of the Gonzalez Andino family is one such story – a tale of perseverance, hope, and triumph over immense challenges. We are honored to have played a role in helping this family achieve the stability and…
The J.O.P. v. DHS settlement restores critical protections for asylum seekers previously classified as Unaccompanied Children (UC). It eliminates unfair restrictions imposed by a 2019 policy, allowing USCIS to adjudicate asylum applications without applying the one-year filing deadline, even for those in removal proceedings. This landmark decision ensures fair access to asylum and provides a pathway for reinstating previously rejected applications. Learn how this settlement impacts immigration law and the rights of vulnerable individuals.
Asylum and refugee status both provide protection to individuals fleeing persecution. The key difference is that asylum is sought from within the U.S., while refugee status is applied for from abroad. Both offer pathways to permanent residency after approval.
Asylum seeker transitioning to a green card holder through marriage. Read about our client’s long-awaited immigration journey.
Understand the critical role of professional legal aid in the U.S. asylum application process. Learn about the intricacies of asylum claims, the need for expert representation, and tips for choosing a qualified asylum attorney.
In response to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has introduced key initiatives to aid Ukrainian Nationals. From Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to asylum and humanitarian parole, this post breaks down the options available, guiding affected individuals on eligibility and application processes.