Asylum in Georgia
We help prepare a claim for international protection where there is a well-founded fear of staying in or returning to their home country. The first consultation is free.
When a claim is worth preparing
Anyone whose rights at home have been violated and who needs to leave the country and obtain international protection may apply. Typical grounds are persecution for political opinion, religion, nationality or membership of a social group, including sexual orientation.
We also look at criminal cases that appear contrived or fabricated and are used as a form of pressure. A case file does not by itself close the door: what matters is the facts and the evidence.
What we assemble
- A timeline in your own words and in the documents
- Decisions, summonses, medical and other records
- Translations for the procedure
- A list of what is still missing before filing
From assessment to a decision
Assessment
Before filing we test whether there are grounds and where the account is weak.
Application
We draft the claim to Georgia’s migration authority and the annexes.
Interview
We go through likely questions and attend the interview.
A refusal
If the decision is negative, we look at whether an appeal is worth bringing.
Can I apply if there is a criminal case or a notice?
Yes, the question of protection can still be raised. The authority looks at whether there is persecution and how it is proved, not only at the wording of a charge.
Is a refusal the end?
No. A first-instance refusal can be appealed. After that we look at whether any new facts actually change the case.