Immigration law with humanity.

2) Do you identify as LGBTQ+?

3) Do you have documents proving your LGBTQ+ identity?

Examples: same-sex marriage certificate, photos from LGBTQ+ events, witness statements.

4) What is your country of nationality?

5) Do you hold citizenship in another safe country?

6) Did you enter the U.S. legally with a visa?

7) When did you enter the United States?

8) Do you have any criminal record?

2) Are you seeking asylum based on religion or political grounds?

3) Do you have documents proving persecution?

Examples: court orders, arrest warrants, news articles, witness statements.

4) Country of nationality?

5) Is your claim based on gang violence or family abuse?

6) Did you enter the U.S. legally with a visa?

7) Do you have any criminal record?

2) Are you married to a USC or LPR?

3) If divorced, have you remarried?

4) Did you experience physical or extreme emotional abuse?

5) Do you have evidence of the abuse?

Police reports, photos, medical records, texts, witness statements.

6) Do you have proof of good-faith marriage?

Joint lease/bank, taxes, photos, witness statements.