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Diana RubinAttorney at Law · New York

Law Office of Diana Rubin

Asylum Representation

Asylum and Withholding Claims

Prepare and Present Your Case

Attorney Diana Rubin

Personal legal representation

Diana Rubin, Esq.

If you fear persecution in your home country, you may have protection options under U.S. immigration law. Diana Rubin helps applicants assess eligibility, prepare evidence, and present asylum and related protection claims.

Diana Rubin’s federal litigation practice includes immigration habeas corpus and mandamus matters. She is admitted to nine federal district courts and the First, Fourth, and Fifth Circuit Courts of Appeals.

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How we help

Careful preparation for a protection claim

Asylum generally requires persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution connected to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. We develop the factual record through your account, corroborating evidence, and country conditions, and prepare you for interviews or court hearings.

  • Evaluate your history, filing deadlines, and potential eligibility.
  • Prepare declarations and supporting evidence for asylum and related claims.
  • Prepare for testimony and represent you before the appropriate immigration authority.

Asylum applications are generally subject to a one-year filing deadline, with exceptions. Withholding of removal and Convention Against Torture protection have different standards and consequences.

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