I-589 timing and presence
The quiz starts with U.S. presence and one-year filing timing because asylum generally must be filed from inside the United States and deadline exceptions require careful evidence.
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Answer 7 source-backed questions to screen basic I-589 and asylum planning factors.
This free asylum quiz screens basic I-589 and asylum planning factors. It reviews U.S. physical presence, fear of return, possible protected grounds, one-year filing timing, prior applications, serious criminal history, and firm resettlement concerns. The result is a planning summary, not a legal eligibility decision, and asylum outcomes depend on the full facts, evidence, bars, and credibility record.
The quiz starts with U.S. presence and one-year filing timing because asylum generally must be filed from inside the United States and deadline exceptions require careful evidence.
Persecution claims usually need facts tied to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group, plus supporting records when available.
Prior denials, serious criminal history, firm resettlement, and removal proceedings can change the filing path and may require attorney or accredited-representative review.
Use these official pages to verify current form rules, filing posture, fees, processing-time data, and category limits. This page is a planning aid, not a filing decision.
Check current asylum form instructions, required fields, fee notices, and filing posture.
Review affirmative asylum process information before relying on any screening result.
Use the official tool to check whether and where an affirmative Form I-589 may be filed.
Confirm current fees and fee exemptions before preparing or filing a benefit request.
7 quick questions to assess your eligibility for asylum protection.
Disclaimer: This quiz provides general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Asylum law is extremely complex and every case is unique. Results are based solely on the answers you provide and may not reflect your complete situation. Consult a qualified immigration attorney or accredited representative for advice specific to your case. Time-sensitive deadlines apply to asylum applications.