Do you have a medical or psychological disability?
Educational Level
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2 Contact
Check all that apply
Preferred Method of Communication
CONTINUE TO STEP 3
3 Family
Are you married?
Is your spouse in the U.S.?
Do you have any children?
Are any in the U.S.?
Are you currently working?
Do you currently live with any immediate family members, including spouse, parent, child, brother/sister?
Are they working?
CONTINUE TO STEP 4
4 Legal
Have you ever been represented by another lawyer for your immigration case?
Is he/she still representing you?
Have you filed for asylum in the U.S.?
Have you had an asylum interview?
Have you ever been to Immigration Court?
Are you appealing a decision by an Immigration Court?
Are you an Afghan evacuee?
Did you meet with an attorney through the legal clinic?
What was your immigration status/visa at time of entry?
Have you ever been arrested by the immigration authorities in the U.S.?
CONTINUE TO STEP 5
5 Trafficking
The following questions are about whether you were forced to work or do things against your will in the United States. If this applies to you, please tell us as much detail as you feel comfortable sharing.
Has anyone ever made/asked you do work or sexual acts that you did not want to do or that you felt you couldn’t quit, such as working at home, working for an employer, doing illegal work, engaging in sexual acts or anything else?
If you were or are working, did you ever experience or witness threats or injuries at work?
Other than law enforcement/ICE agents, has anyone else ever kept or controlled your documents, such as an employer or family member keeping your passport, ID, or other documents without your consent?
Did anyone ever make you promises that turned out to be untrue (FOR EXAMPLE: promises about a job, promises about love, promises about a better life, promises of a loan that ended up changing)?
Outside of detention, while in the US, did you ever live somewhere you felt was dirty, too cold/hot, unsafe, violent, monitored with cameras or other alarms, or restricted your movements unfairly?
CONTINUE TO STEP 6
6 Asylum
The following questions are about what happened to you in your home country and why you are seeking asylum in the United States. Please respond to them in as much detail as possible. Include what happened specifically to you, when it happened, who was involved, and why you were specifically targeted. The more detail you are able to provide here, the more quickly we will be able to respond to your request for assistance.