Why Do People Seek Asylum

Forgein nationals who believe they cannot return to their native country are often granted asylum. Asylum is often granted to individuals who believe the may face death, or imprisonment by returning to their country. Some confuse requesting refugee status with the process of seeking asylum. There are differences between each process. An individual who is seeking asylum is already in the country when they make their request. Often asylum is granted; as the individual fears they will face mortal harm if they return to their country. Many seek asylum as they fear they will be persecuted because of their religious and political beliefs.

The individuals seeking asylum must meet many requirements. They must be able to demonstrate they are in mortal
You will be able to legally work and reside in the United States when asylum is granted. You can apply for a permanent residence visa, after living in the United States for one year. When the visa is granted you have achieved permanent resident status.

After reviewing the case if there is not enough evidence to seek asylum, there are other options available. There are other options available if an individual is truly afraid of being imprisoned, tortured or killed when they return to their country. Other options are available for those living in a country with violent protests, or was hit with a natural disaster. In this case a temporary protected status may be issued by the U.S. Justice Department.

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