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immigration services · Columbus, Ohio

Humanitarian Programs

Asylum, TPS, and parole

Humanitarian document preparation covers asylum, TPS, certain parole-related filings, and related work or travel forms. These cases often involve sensitive facts. We help organize documents and prepare forms from information you provide, and we strongly recommend attorney involvement for legal strategy.

Pricing

Flat price quoted after free consultation. Government filing fees are separate from Asal's service fee.

Who this service is for

  • Applicants organizing I-589 asylum packets
  • TPS initial or re-registration filers (I-821)
  • Clients preparing related I-765 or I-131 forms
  • U-visa document organization when working with counsel

How preparation works

  1. 1

    Sensitive intake

    We carefully inventory identity documents and notices you choose to share.

  2. 2

    Evidence checklist

    We help list supporting documents and translation needs.

  3. 3

    Form preparation support

    We prepare form entries from your information and organize exhibits.

  4. 4

    Attorney escalation

    We flag issues that should be reviewed by a licensed immigration attorney.

What we provide

Initial consultation with a clear document checklist

USCIS application support based on the information you provide

Supporting document organization and packet assembly

Certified translation coordination for USCIS documents when needed

Application guidance, fee review, and case status tracking help

RFE response help when additional documents are requested

Documents we commonly organize

  • Identity and nationality documents
  • Prior USCIS or court notices
  • Personal evidence you choose to submit
  • Country or incident documents you provide
  • Certified translations

Forms we help with

Select a form to learn what it does, what documents are usually involved, and how the immigration services process works in plain language.

View USCIS form explanations

What to bring

  • Valid photo ID, passport, or state ID
  • Social Security card, if applicable
  • Previous immigration documents and USCIS notices
  • Birth certificate with translation, if needed
  • Marriage certificate, if applicable
  • Two passport-style photos when required
  • Government filing fee payment method, if required

Service limitations

  • We do not develop asylum or U-visa legal strategy
  • We do not represent you in immigration court
  • Protection claims and crime-victim petitions need attorney or accredited representative guidance

Asylum, withholding, U-visa, and removal-related matters require licensed legal counsel for strategy and representation.

Frequently asked questions

Should I hire an attorney for asylum?+

Yes for legal strategy. We can help organize documents, but asylum and related protection claims should be reviewed by a licensed immigration attorney or accredited representative.

Related resources

Official sources

Do you need legal advice?

Asal is not a law firm. Cases involving immigration court, criminal history, waivers, prior denials, or legal strategy should be reviewed by a licensed immigration attorney or authorized accredited representative.

Immigration lawyer vs. form preparer in Columbus

Communities we serve

Our Columbus office serves clients across Central Ohio, including Somali, Arabic-speaking, African, Middle Eastern, South Asian, and Latin American communities.

SomaliEthiopianKenyanSudaneseEritreanYemeniIraqiSyrianAfghanNepaliBhutaneseMexican

I-589 help by city

Serving these communities from our Columbus office — not separate branch offices.

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