Asylum applications concern people facing situations of danger, persecution or serious threats in their country of origin. This procedure raises major human and legal stakes and requires strict rules to be respected. The firm supports asylum seekers throughout the procedure and in appeals before the National Court of Asylum (CNDA).
The asylum procedure rests on strict deadlines and precise formalities. A misunderstood step or an error in the file can be enough to jeopardise obtaining refugee status or subsidiary protection. Legal support makes it possible to secure each phase of the process and to move forward with greater peace of mind.
The interview with the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA) is a key stage in an asylum application. The firm supports you beforehand, both in preparing your account and in gathering supporting evidence and preparing for the interview, so as to present a clear, consistent and legally sound file.
If the asylum application is rejected by OFPRA, it is possible to bring the matter before the National Court of Asylum within particularly short deadlines. This stage calls for careful analysis of the decision handed down, as well as rigorous preparation of the appeal. Legal support makes it possible to build a strong line of argument, to gather the relevant evidence and to assist the applicant throughout the procedure, in particular at the hearing before the CNDA.
Applying for asylum is a demanding procedure that requires rigorous preparation. Suitable legal support makes it possible to defend your right to protection in France effectively. Based in Pau, Maître Kirimov assists asylum seekers in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, but also more broadly across Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Occitanie. Each situation is handled with attentiveness, confidentiality and rigour, respecting each person's own journey and circumstances.