Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
We understand that issues related to international legal protection can be complex and require clear explanations. In this section, we have collected answers to the most frequently asked questions to help you understand the processes such as extradition, political asylum and protection from international search. Regardless of whether you are facing the threat of extradition or are looking for information about legal protection, we are ready to offer solutions and answer your questions. If you haven’t found an answer to your question, please contact us for a consultation. We provide legal assistance at all stages of international legal processes.
What is extradition and how does it work?
Extradition is the process of transferring a person from one country to another for trial or serving a sentence. It is regulated by bilateral or multilateral agreements between States. This process is possible only if there are relevant international agreements and respect for human rights.
What crimes can be grounds for extradition?
Extradition is possible in cases where a person is accused or convicted of serious criminal offences such as murder, corruption, money laundering, terrorism, drug trafficking and other crimes recognized by international standards.
Is it possible to challenge an extradition request?
Yes, you can. In most countries, it is possible to appeal an extradition decision if there is evidence that the extradition violates human rights or is based on political motives.
What protection can I expect from extradition?
Protection against extradition may include legal support, appeal of a decision through the courts, as well as the involvement of international human rights organizations to exert pressure on the country requesting extradition.
What should I do if I have already been extradited to another country?
Если вы уже экстрадированы, можно подать апелляцию в суд или обратиться в международные правозащитные организации, чтобы оспорить экстрадицию, основываясь на нарушении прав человека или неправомерности решения.
How do I get political asylum?
To obtain political asylum, you must prove that you are being persecuted in your home country for political, religious, racial or social reasons. This requires collecting evidence and submitting an application to the relevant authorities of the country where you are seeking asylum.
What evidence is needed to apply for political asylum?
Evidence may include evidence of harassment, photographs, reports from human rights organizations, letters, and documents confirming a threat to your life or freedom in your country of origin.
How long does the asylum process take?
The process of obtaining asylum can take from several months to several years, depending on the country and the complexity of your case. It includes interviews with immigration authorities and possibly a court case.
Can I work in the country while waiting for a decision on my case?
It depends on the country in which you applied. Some countries allow you to work while waiting, others do not. We can help you figure out exactly what is allowed in your situation.
What factors influence the success of obtaining political asylum?
Success depends on the quality of the evidence gathered, the authenticity of the threat in your country, the legal strategy, and the timeliness of the filing. The more well-founded your case is, the higher the probability of successful asylum.
How do I get on the Interpol blacklist?
The Interpol blacklist includes individuals who are accused of serious crimes such as terrorism, murder, corruption and other international crimes. The decision on inclusion in this list is made by the government structure of the country requesting extradition.
How can I remove a name from the Interpol blacklist?
To remove a name from the Interpol blacklist, you must submit an application to the Interpol File Control Committee (CCF). We will help you gather evidence, prepare a legal strategy, and challenge your inclusion on the list.
What should I do if I am on the international wanted list?
If you are on an international wanted list, you must seek legal assistance to appeal the search request and protect yourself from extradition. Our lawyers will help you develop a defense strategy.
What are the risks if I am on the Interpol list?
If your name is on the Interpol list, you may face extradition, arrest, and legal proceedings in other countries. This can seriously affect your freedom and business.
What kind of assistance is available for Interpol searches?
We provide full legal support, including protection from extradition, work with international human rights organizations, and assistance in de-wanted through the Interpol File Control Committee.
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Our team includes international lawyers, attorneys, insolvency practitioners, analysts, and case managers working in various jurisdictions. Each specialist has experience working in complex and high-risk situations, but for security and confidentiality reasons, the personal information of some specialists is not disclosed publicly.
