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How to Improve Your Chances of Qualifying for Asylum

I need to make for my assignment in  APA format 6th edition, single space 10 pages:

And citation a must 

A case for asylum seeker from one of the Central Asian countries. 

Applicant: a woman has two kids, nationality Russian+Tajik, religion orthodox, applied for political asylum in the USA in 2010. and now 2016 she needs to go to court. Since 

High educated but never could work as professional, since she was discriminated because of religion and ethnicity was not the origin of the country she was born. 

And I can submit a file, as NOT detailed affidavit. Our goal is to fix the statement and bring to the new updated views where a reader can understand why she is seeking for asylum, and it needs to be believable. 

This is not real story, but we need to work on the case and search the country condition and new terms since last time she was in immigration office and nor after six years she has to go the court and condition have been changed

Some tip:

1. she could not leave the country as soon it started because she has 2 minor kids

2. She never could get a job because she was not native nationality of the country and by religion, she practice (Russian arthodox)

3. Our work is from the weak statement of the applicant make a strong Statement (as we doing for our selves) imagine it is us… Not for someone but as she is Me…

4. Search similar asylum case statements

5. when she write her first statement she did not get any help, so now, we are as a professionals need to work on that case nad make nice case/statement of applicant and make her to be granted asylum status in the court….

Recommendations:

In order to demonstrate that you are entitled to asylum, you must first show that you meet the definition of a “refugee” – that is, that you cannot return to your home country because you had been persecuted there or because you fear persecution there in the future.

You must show that this persecution was (or would be) inflicted on you because of one or more “protected grounds”: your race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.

Finally, you must show that you were persecuted by your country’s government (for example, police, army, or government officials) or by a non-governmental group that your government is unwilling or unable to control.

To qualify for asylum, you must prove every element of your asylum claim.

To increase your chances of demonstrating that you meet these factors, provide detailed, honest, and consistent information about yourself. Make sure to include sufficient information about your race, nationality, ethnicity, religion, tribal and clan membership, or political affiliations – explaining how you were (or would be) hurt or threatened because of a “protected ground.” Include names of people and places, as well as dates when relevant. If you cannot remember specific dates, try to include the month and the year (if you can remember them accurately). Make sure that all of the information you provide is accurate to the best of your ability. Do not try to guess any details if you cannot remember them.

In explaining why you are seeking asylum, you must include detailed information about yourself: how you personally were harmed in the past, why you are afraid to return, why you were harmed, and what you believe would happen to you if you had to return to your home country. Do not simply write general statements.

Although you should also include some information about your friends and family members who have also been persecuted, your application must focus on you. Also, explain how the person(s) persecuting you did so because of one or more of the “protected grounds.” You will not qualify for asylum if you were being hurt for personal reasons only. (A protected ground does not have to be the only reason why you were persecuted, as long as it was one of the reasons you were — or would be — hurt.)

You should attach your written declaration to your asylum application. That way, you can provide many more details than you can include on Form I-589 alone. This will help the asylum officer or an Immigration Judge better understand why you are applying for asylum.

Attaching documents will greatly increase your chances of obtaining asylum. U.S. law requires that you produce all reasonably available evidence helping to explain what had happened to you or what would happen to you if you returned. Such evidence might include the following, depending on your specific case: student identification cards; union membership cards; political or religious group membership cards; pictures of your injuries; newspaper articles about you (or about your family or friends or others in situations similar to yours); hospital records; and any complaints you had made about your persecution. If you cannot produce such documents, you should explain why not.

Your claim will also be evaluated against evidence of human rights conditions in your home country. Therefore, you should include reports about your country from sources such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, or the U.S. State Department. 

Make sure that your personal application details are consistent with those reports.

 
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