Minnesota Immigration and Asylum AttorneyUnder U.S. law, a person who is under threat of persecution in their home country due to religious beliefs, race, ethnicity, political opinions, or membership in a particular social group may apply for asylum and receive refugee status. In addition, victims of human trafficking and domestic violence may be eligible for temporary or permanent visas under the provisions of the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act (VTVPA) and the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). The U.S. also offers temporary protected status to persons of certain nations that have suffered natural disasters, civil war, or civil unrest. Steven C. Thal, P.A. has extensive experience in asylum petition matters. Steven C. Thal has served as a consulting attorney and mentor to other attorneys in the area of asylum law and procedures. Call the firm at 612-424-2942 Toll free: 800-265-7441 to arrange for a consultation. An attorney at the firm can evaluate the strength of your case, explain the legal process, and how the firm may be able to help you. A Strong Advocate for Victims of Persecution and ViolenceAs one of the leading immigration and asylum attorneys in the Upper Midwest, Steven C. Thal has represented asylum-seekers from Somalia, Liberia, Ethiopia, Cameroon, South Africa, the West Bank, Pakistan, Guatemala, El Salvador, Peru, Honduras, Nicaragua, China, Cuba, Romania, Bulgaria, and the Ukraine. He is a strong advocate for the victims of persecution, violence, and natural disasters, and will work to help these persons obtain the protection offered by a U.S. visa. Successful Asylum CasesAsylum seekers must provide supporting evidence that they are at risk should they return to their home country. As one might suspect in cases involving threats and intimidation, much of the evidence remains in the home country, out of the victim's reach, or can rest on impressions or opinions. Steven C. Thal, P.A. understands how to research asylum cases and prepare the required exhibits and supporting documentation. His active networking with other experts provides him access to sources that can assist you with your case. If a favorable decision is reached, the firm of Steven C. Thal, P.A. can advise and represent you in processing asylee family petitions for your spouse and children. For a consultation with Steven C. Thal, P.A., call 612-424-2942 Toll free: 800-265-7441 or contact us online. |

