The phrase "asylum documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to official papers or forms related to seeking asylum or refugee status.
Example: "Before submitting your application, make sure you have all the necessary asylum documents ready for review."
Alternatives: "refugee paperwork" or "asylum paperwork".
The original, supposedly confidential, asylum documents of Y and other Algerians facing deportation were sent back to Algeria.
The banker, Jezdimir Vasiljevic, better known at home as Boss Jezda, had mysteriously appeared and disappeared several times, often surrounded by bodyguards and wild rumors, until he was arrested in the Netherlands last April for submitting false asylum documents.
But he is unable to leave the transit zone as he currently has no asylum documents or Russian visa, and the US has revoked his passport.
Also with Snowden is Anatoly Kucherena, his lawyer who on Thursday showed off his client's new Russian asylum document.
The meanderings of the world's oldest mental health institution, and its search for secluded asylum, are documented in an exhibition of rare, antique prints that opens today.
Maisie may have tenuous credentials for serving in such high-powered company, but Winspear uses her visits to hospitals and mental asylums to document the outdated protocols used for treating war-damaged psyches.
But Ströbele warned of the legal complications that would come with Snowden leaving Russia, where he has been granted asylum after leaking documents on mass NSA surveillance.
The departmental efforts included sharing asylum seeker identity documents with the Syrian consulate in Australia, booking flights via Jordan, and endeavouring to issue an "ultimatum" to force asylum seekers into a decision on repatriation, despite a number of them being severely mentally ill.
So, most asylum seekers have documents that allow them to work in the U.S. but not, in the eyes of ICE, to be in the U.S. In short, when we say that they are "undocumented," what we mean is that they lack a document that would entitle them to feel free in a country founded on a declaration of the fundamental equality and inalienable rights of all people.
This specifically prohibits governments from discriminating against asylum-seekers without documents—a rule which is now clearly being abused (more than 80% of asylum-seekers are without papers, according to the Home Office).
It's not illegal for documented asylum seekers to board a domestic bus in Greece, so nerves settle, and all 43 get on four later buses: Greeks in front, Arabs in the middle, and Africans in the back.
