What options do I have if my asylum application has been rejected?
September 6, 2022 | 40,00 EUR | answered by Friedhelm Wagner
Dear law firm,
I am reaching out to you because I am in urgent need of help. My name is Quentin Büchner and my asylum application was recently rejected. I am very concerned about my future and wondering what options are still available to me.
To give you a better overview of my situation: I fled my home country two years ago due to political persecution and danger. Since then, I have been living in Germany and trying to build a new life here. I have integrated, learned the language, and work at a local company.
Now that my asylum application has been rejected, I am unsure of what to do. I am afraid of being deported and facing danger if I return to my home country. Are there still ways to legalize my stay in Germany, even though my asylum application was denied? Are there other ways to remain here and not lose my livelihood?
I hope you can help me and provide me with information about my rights and options. I am grateful for any form of support and advice you can offer.
Sincerely,
Quentin Büchner
Dear Mr. Büchner,
Thank you for your inquiry and your trust. I am sorry to hear that your asylum application has been rejected and that you are in this difficult situation. It is understandable that you are concerned about your future and are looking for ways to legalize your stay in Germany.
In your case, there are indeed various options to secure your stay in Germany, even if your asylum application has been rejected. One option, for example, would be to apply for a residence permit for humanitarian reasons. This could be considered if a return to your home country would pose a serious risk to your life or freedom.
Another option would be to apply for a residence permit based on integration. This involves assessing how well you have integrated into Germany, whether you have a job here, and whether you have sufficient language skills. If you can prove that you are well integrated and can support yourself financially, this could be a way to legalize your stay.
It is important that you contact a specialized immigration lawyer immediately to discuss your situation in more detail and determine the best options for you. A lawyer can help you with the application process and in dealing with the authorities, as well as inform you about your rights and obligations.
Please do not hesitate to contact me to arrange a consultation appointment. I am happy to support you with my expertise and assistance in finding a solution for your situation and securing your existence in Germany.
Best regards,
Friedhelm Wagner
