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Applying for asylum (3)
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Applying for asylum when you are LGBT or HIV-positive
Questions and answers about applying for asylum based on being lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or HIV-positive. Content Detail
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Asylum eligibility and applications
Learn about the eligibility requirements for applying for asylum. Please find a legal aid attorney to help you fill out any asylum applications. Content Detail
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What to expect during an asylum interview
Follow the link to read about what to expect during your asylum interview. Content Detail
Forms and tools (3)
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Immigration forms
Visit this website to download and learn more about the application process and charges for different types of immigration forms. You should meet with an immigration attorney or BIA representative before filing any immigration forms. Content Detail
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Locate the nearest immigration office
Simply put in your zipcode or search by state to find a local immigration office near you. Content Detail
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Schedule a free appointment with USCIS using InfoPass
InfoPass is a free internet-based scheduling system available online that allows you to make appointments at your local USCIS office to see an immigration officer. InfoPass is available in English, Spanish, French, Haitian Creole, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Tagalog, Vietnamese and Chinese. Follow the link to access InfoPass. Content Detail
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Applying for refugee status (3)
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Questions and answers about applying for refugee status
Read this before you consider applying for refugee status. Content Detail
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Settling a child as a derivative refugee in the U.S.
You must consult with an attorney before completing this application. This resource gives you information on the application procedure. Content Detail
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Settling a spouse as a derivative refugee in the U.S.
Always consult with an attorney before completing this application. This resource goes over the application procedures. Content Detail
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Green cards for asylees and refugees (2)
Protections for asylees and refugees (4)
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Filing a complaint regarding an immigration court interpreter
If you want to report an issue or concern about an immigration court interpreter follow the directions in this resource. Content Detail
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Organizations that help immigrant women who are victims of violence
This resource directory is intended to provide contact information for organizations that may be able to assist women facing threats of honor violence, forced marriage, or female genital mutilation. Content Detail
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Rights of transgender immigrants in New York
Follow the link for information on name changes, name and gender change on immigration documents, trans-marriage recognition, the Real ID Act and asylum for trans people. Content Detail
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I need an interpreter (1)
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Getting legal help in your language
Legal aid offices (also called legal services) are not-for-profit agencies that provide free legal help to people who cannot afford to hire a lawyer. Many legal aid offices throughout the United States receive money from the U.S. government and therefore must provide language access services to people who do not speak English well. Read More
