What is the difference between a person claiming asylum and refugee status?

A person claiming asylum is one who has just fled their country of nationality for fear of persecution and other serious human right breaches. This is the status prior to hearing back from the Home Office on a successful asylum claim which will see you legally recognised as a refugee.

What services do refugee lawyers offer?

Refugee lawyers can offer a range of services, some of these include handling your asylum case and providing advice on the strength of it, booking your asylum interview on your behalf and representing you in an asylum appeal case.

What are the eligibility requirements for gaining refugee status in the UK?

The broad eligibility requirements for gaining refugee status in the UK include being prevented from living safely in your country of nationality because of the fear of persecution on grounds of either race, religion, nationality, political opinion, gender identity or sexual orientation. Importantly, you must also be unable to receive protection from state authorities in your country of nationality.

What is a ‘safe third country’?

A ‘safe third country’ is one which you are not a citizen of or would not pose a harm to you.

In my UK asylum application am I able to add my family?

Yes, in your asylum application you may add your partner and children. However, please note that your children must be under the age of 18 to be considered ‘dependents’ under your application.

If I am successful in gaining refugee status, can I bring my family?

Yes, if are successful in gaining refugee status in the UK, you can bring your family with you if they were named on your application. They can stay in the UK for as long as you can.

Will my family dependents also get refugee status?

No, your family dependents whom you name on your application will not get refugee status. Instead, for them to gain refugee status they must make their own separate claim for asylum. This is because refugee status is unable to be gained through someone else’s application.

How long will it take me to find a refugee lawyer near me?

This process can be fast with some online researching and reading of reviews. However, others prefer to contact many attorneys in their area and get information on fees first. Note that the latter is a potentially lengthier process.

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