Germany has an obligation to grant international protection to people whose lives are in danger due to war, persecution, torture or human rights violations. An asylum application expresses a person’s wish to seek safety in Germany and to obtain protection from the dangers in their country of origin.
Focus: asylum law
In asylum law we stand by our clients in an often stressful and existential situation. Our approach is characterised by diligence, understanding and thorough legal analysis. We place particular value on individual and responsible support at every stage of the proceedings.
Typical aspects of our work in asylum law
- Comprehensive initial consultation on the individual flight history, prospects of success and procedural strategy
- Preparation for hearings at the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF)
- Support and representation throughout the entire asylum procedure, including subsequent and follow-up applications
- Appeals against rejection notices (action, urgent application, complaint)
- Family asylum and family reunification
- Advice on tolerated stay (Duldung), residence permission and humanitarian residence titles
- Support in cases of deportation threats and in deportation detention proceedings
- Advice on integration options, work permits and other matters of immigration law
Our work in asylum law is based on careful case analysis, sensitive and trusting conversations with our clients and a consistent, committed representation of their rights before authorities and courts.