La tasa anual de asilo de 2026: ¿A quién afecta?
Recent changes may have introduced new asylum fees, in some cases including an annual fee on pending applications. Amounts, who is affected, and exceptions are set by policy and can change. [...]
Visado T: Protección para las víctimas de la trata de personas
The T visa is a protection for victims of a severe form of human trafficking who are present in the U.S. on account of trafficking, assist law enforcement (with exceptions), and would suffer extreme hardship if removed. [...]
What Happens at an Asylum Interview?
At an asylum interview, an officer questions you about your identity and your fear of returning home to decide whether you qualify for asylum. Credibility, consistency, and preparation are essential. [...]
Can I Apply for Asylum After One Year?
You can sometimes apply for asylum after the one-year deadline if you qualify for an exception, such as changed circumstances or extraordinary circumstances that explain the delay, and file within a reasonable time. [...]
Can I Travel While My Asylum Case Is Pending?
Traveling abroad while your asylum case is pending is risky and generally not advisable without advance parole, because leaving can be treated as abandoning your claim, especially travel to your home country. [...]
Can Asylum Seekers Work in the U.S.?
Yes, but not immediately. Asylum seekers must wait a required period after filing before applying for a work permit. Once asylum is granted, you can work as an asylee. [...]
Can I Get a Green Card Through Asylum? The One-Year Rule
Yes, asylees can get a green card after one year of physical presence. You file Form I-485, usually with no visa number wait, and must be admissible or get a waiver. [...]
Cómo solicitar asilo en EE.UU. 2026: Guía completa sobre el formulario I-589 y el proceso de asilo
File Form I-589 within 1 year of US arrival. Affirmative asylum wait: 1–3 years. Defensive: 4.3 years average. Free to file. EAD available after 180 days. Full 2026 guide. [...]
