Asylum Documents
If someone is at risk of losing their live in their native country, they may go abroad and ask for asylum in another nation. Granting asylum means giving someone authority to remain in another nation because of that danger he has to face in the country of origin.
In legal terms, a person who has asked for asylum in the UK or the US and is waiting for a conclusion on that case is called an asylum seeker. Someone who has received a favorable decision on his or her asylum case is called a refugee. If you are a refugee or seeking asylum in a foreign nation, your host nation is going to need several documents before they can give asylum. And if the documents are not in the same language as that expressed by government officials in the host nation, it’s going to need a translation of all the asylum documents.
Following are the types of asylum documents that may require a certified translation.
- Passports and travel documents
- Police registration certificates
- Identification documents, for example, identity cards, birth and marriage certificates or school records
- Anything you think will help your application.
In addition to these documents related directly to the asylum process, you may also need to provide translations for additional documents. These may include:
- Translated USCIS documents
- Translated medical reports
- Immunization card translations and more