Your Testimony Is the Most Important Part of Your Asylum Case
We're already setting the stage for success in your case with the filing of supporting documents (i.e., your "Asylum Road Map")…
…but there's something that can have an even bigger impact on your outcome.
Your testimony is critical.
How you tell your story - how you answer tough questions - at your interview is the single most important factor in your entire case.
Unprepared applicants
Rushed, anxious, caught off guard — make mistakes (like "inconsistencies") in their testimony that lead to denials
With proper practice
Confident, clear, and ready to answer even the toughest questions - walk into your interview with confidence
Structured, disciplined preparation
The key to a successful interview, unlocking asyum success!
Don't Wait Until You Get Your Interview Notice
Most People Wait — And That's a Costly Mistake
When your interview notice arrives, you may have only a matter of days to prepare for your testimony. (We recently received a notice for a client just 4 days before their actual interview date!)
That is not the time to start preparing for the most important part of your case - indeed, one of the most important days of your life.
The People Who Do Best Prepare Early
- They practice their testimony in a disciplined, structured fashion — long before the stress of a fast-approaching interview date sets in.
- They walk into that interview room with confidence, not panic.
- They are ready on their own terms, not scrambling at the last minute.
Our founder, Brian Manning, says early, disciplined preparation is what separates the people who win from those who don't. This insight comes from his experience of 11 years working for the government's two main agencies for asylum and refugee matters.
The Mock Asylum Interview Experience
A complete interview preparation program — crafted specifically for clients like you. Here's what you're going to get:
① 2-Hour Mock Interview
An asylum attorney reviews your application, declaration, and evidence — then conducts a full-scale simulated interview by video conference, playing the asylum officer without breaking character. It's the closest thing to the real experience that you can get.
② 30-Min Feedback Session
Get detailed feedback and additional practice in a debrief session. The attorney reviews exactly where you were strong, where an officer would push harder, and what to tighten up. With this extra practice, you'll tell your story in a powerful, compelling way at your interview.
③ Recordings of Practice Sessions
Receive full video and audio recordings of the practice sessions, along with summaries transcripts — available online, forever, so you can keep studying right up to your interview day.
④ Exclusive, Client-Only Trainings
Access to interview prep tutorials held back exclusively for our clients. These trainings, created by Brian Manning, aren't available anywhere else. Get the "insider" perspective!
BONUS OFFER: If you do The Experience and then go on to hire us for representation during your interview, you'll receive a bonus 30-minute prep session — plus an I-589 review to make sure your application is accurate and up to date before your interview. Think of it as a reward for being proactive!
It doesn't matter whether your interview gets scheduled two months from now or two years from now…
…now is the time to prepare!
Even if your interview doesn't happen for a while, you're covered: you'll have access to the recordings of your practice sessions forever, so you can keep benefitting from them no matter when you get your interview.