Seeking protection through the Affirmative Asylum process is a proactive step for individuals currently in the United States who fear persecution in their home country. Unlike defensive proceedings in court, this process is adjudicated by USCIS Asylum Officers in a non-adversarial interview setting. However, the burden of proof remains strictly on you to demonstrate a well-founded fear based on protected grounds.
At Clinch Law Firm, we specialize in building robust Affirmative Asylum cases from the ground up. We meticulously draft your personal declaration, ensure your Form I-589 is error-free, and rigorously prepare you for the crucial asylum interview. We also monitor the critical ‘One-Year Filing Deadline’ to protect your eligibility. Trust our experienced team to articulate your story with the clarity and legal precision it deserves.
USCIS may now refer some asylum cases to immigration court without an interview. Here is how the $102 annual asylum fee, the 150-day and 180-day work permit rules, and the court fees rising on October 1, 2026 work.
