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Miley and Brown, P.C.,
North Texas Asylum AttorneyApplying for asylum is a stressful process, because the law is complex and someone’s future hinges on the outcome. At Miley and Brown, P.C., we have extensive experience helping our clients to file for asylum, and we have a comprehensive knowledge of the intricacies and nuances involved. Contact Miley and Brown, P.C., if you are afraid to return to your home country. Affirmative Asylum LawyerIf you are filing for affirmative asylum, meaning you are not immediately faced with deportation proceedings, we can help. The application for affirmative asylum must be filed within a year of entering the country, otherwise you lose the right to file. Once you file, the government will schedule an interview at an asylum office with in 60 days. Although this interview is not an interrogation, however your ability to obtain asylum does depend on its outcome. You will have a chance to tell your story to the officer, after which the official will either approve or deny your application. If approved, you can then apply for employment authorization. If denied, your case will be referred for deportation or removal. Race, Religion, Nationality, Social Group and Political Asylum LawyerIf you are already involved in removal proceedings, you may be able to file for defensive asylum. If you are likely to suffer ethnic, political, or religious persecution resulting in persecution if you return to your home country. If you are considering filing for asylum contact a north Texas asylum attorney at Miley and Brown, P.C., today and we will work closely with you to develop your case. Miley & Brown, P.C.,
705 Ross Avenue
Historic West End
Dallas, TX 75202
Toll Free: 1-800-449-9494
Fax: 214-696-3346 Miley and Brown, P.C., represents clients in immigration matters throughout north Texas (TX), Arkansas (AR), and Oklahoma (OK), including Collin County, Dallas County, the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area, and the cities of Arlington, Denton, Dallas, Fort Worth, Garland, McKinney, and Plano.
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