Protecting Your Right to Safety with Compassion and Legal Precision

At Viggo Law, we understand that seeking asylum is more than a legal process — it’s a life-changing journey toward safety, dignity, and freedom. Our experienced immigration attorneys are here to guide you through every step with professionalism, empathy, and unwavering commitment to your rights.

What is Asylum?

Asylum is a form of legal protection granted to individuals who have fled their home countries due to persecution or fear of persecution based on:

• Race

• Religion

• Nationality

• Political opinion

• Membership in a particular social group

If returning to your country puts your life or freedom at risk, you may be eligible for asylum under U.S. law.

Why Choose Viggo Law?

• Deep Expertise in Asylum Law

  Our attorneys have successfully represented clients from across the globe, handling complex cases involving political persecution, LGBTQ+ rights, religious freedom, and gender-based violence.

• Personalized Case Strategy

  No two stories are the same. We take the time to understand your unique background and build a legal argument that reflects the depth and credibility of your situation.

• End-to-End Representation

  From preparing your application and gathering evidence to attending interviews and court hearings, we stand with you every step of the way.

• Emergency Consultations Available

  If you or a loved one is facing deportation or urgent immigration threats, we offer expedited support to protect your legal status.

How the Asylum Process Works

1. Initial Consultation

   We review your background, assess your eligibility, and explain your rights and options in plain language.

2. Filing the Application

   Our team prepares and files Form I-589 and supporting documents, ensuring accuracy and strong evidentiary support.

3. Interview or Court Hearing

   We prepare you thoroughly for the asylum interview or immigration court proceedings, including mock interviews and strategic legal guidance.

4. Ongoing Advocacy

   We continue to represent you through appeals, work authorization applications, and adjustment of status when eligible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I apply for asylum if I entered the U.S. without documents?

Yes. You may still qualify for asylum even if you entered the country unlawfully — what matters most is the legitimacy of your fear of persecution.

Q: What if I missed the one-year filing deadline?

There are exceptions. We can assess whether special circumstances (such as trauma, illness, or changes in law or country conditions) apply to your case.

Speak to a Viggo Law Attorney Today