Solving application for asylum

(1) The asylum application is dealt with on the basis of existing documents the applicant's file and the grounds relied on by the applicant, which are analyzed in relation to the concrete situation of the country of origin and credibility of the applicant.

(2) processing asylum applications of minor asylum seekers and take into account their degree of intellectual development and their maturity.

(3) processing applications for asylum of asylum major injudicious, their statements shall be valued taking into account the extent to which judgment is affected.

(4) In the cases provided for in art. 45 para. (2) and (9), the asylum application is dealt with on the basis of the evidence in the file.

b) if it finds that the asylum seeker is in one of the situations referred to in art. 42. In this case it will take extra effort to obtain as much data as necessary to solve the case.

(3) The interview is recorded in writing and will clarify the facts necessary for examining an asylum application as follows: identification of the applicant, the name of the interviewer specially appointed official, artist name and, where applicable, the legal representative, curator and / or the lawyer assisting the applicant, the language of the interview, the grounds for asylum, the applicant's statement showing that all data and information presented are real interview.

(4) Where it is reasonably assumed that the asylum seeker know another language which is able to communicate, the interview may be conducted in that language.

(5) The asylum seeker can not refuse to conduct the interview without a lawyer. Flashing the interview because of a lack Advocate is possible only once and only if there are reasonable grounds to justify this absence.

(6) If the applicant refuses to sign the interview note, the reasons for refusal will also be recorded.

(7) the applicant's refusal to sign the interview note does not prevent the National Refugee Office to take a decision on the asylum application.

(8) Where necessary, the National Refugee Office official in charge of the case can conduct a new interview.

(9) If the applicant does not appear on the date fixed for the interview without this, to date, reasons for his absence, the National Refugee Office official in charge of the case draw up a statement of facts.

(10) A copy of the interview note is made available to the applicant with the judgment of the National Refugee Office rejecting the application.