Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP)
The Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project, or ASAP, is a national nonprofit membership group for asylum seekers in the United States. Members get free immigration updates, online legal information, help asking asylum-related questions, and ways to take part in advocacy for a fairer asylum system.
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The Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP) sees a future where the United States welcomes individuals fleeing violence. We work alongside our members — thousands of asylum seekers — to make this... Main Services navigating the system support network citizenship & immigration advocacy & legal aid Serving all ages immigrants refugees criminal justice history latino in crisis
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Asylum Resources & Community SupportService
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Free ASAP MembershipProgram
Immigrants can join ASAP for free to receive asylum updates, legal information, and member support.
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Member Legal Question Help DeskService
ASAP members can email asylum-related questions and receive answers from immigration lawyers.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Immigration Resources and News UpdatesService
ASAP publishes current information on asylum, work permits, immigration court, USCIS, government notices, and safety measures.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Find Help ReferralsService
ASAP's Find Help page points people to immigration lawyer directories, emergency resources, and local service search tools.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Member Advocacy and Litigation CampaignsProgram
ASAP works with members on priorities, public storytelling, lawsuits, and advocacy campaigns about the asylum system.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
How-To VideosService
ASAP shares videos that explain immigration topics such as work permits and asylum steps.
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