Q: i would like to find a lawyer to help me expedite my asylum interview for humanitarian reason for reasonable price.

A: I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your parents and the difficult situation you're facing with your asylum application. Here are some suggestions that may help you find a lawyer to assist with expediting your asylum interview:

1. Contact local non-profit organizations specializing in immigration law. They often provide low-cost or pro bono (free) services:

- Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN)

- Colorado Asylum Center

- Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains

2. Reach out to law school clinics in Colorado that may offer immigration law services:

- University of Denver Sturm College of Law Immigration Law and Policy Clinic

- University of Colorado Law School Immigration Law and Policy Program

3. Contact the Colorado Bar Association's Immigration Law Section for referrals to attorneys specializing in asylum cases.

4. Use the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) lawyer search tool to find immigration attorneys in your area.

5. Consider contacting the USCIS Asylum Office handling your case to inquire about expediting your interview due to humanitarian reasons. You may be able to submit a written request explaining your situation.

6. Prepare documentation of your mother's recent passing and your father's death from three years ago, as these may support your request for expedition.

When speaking with lawyers, explain your situation, including the long wait time and recent loss of your mother. Ask about their experience with expediting asylum interviews and their fee structure. Some may offer payment plans or sliding scale fees based on your income.

Remember to be cautious of anyone promising guaranteed results or charging unusually high fees. Always verify an attorney's credentials before hiring them.