What Georgia’s new equal rights law does, plus how adopted people can apply for copies of their own original birth records.
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Dear Parents of Intercountry Adoptees: Do These Two Things Today
Two things parents of adult intercountry adopted people should do today to help secure documents related to US citizenship and immigration.
USCIS Is Withholding My Clients’ Immigration Records at an Alarming Rate
New USCIS practices are making the job of securing and proving US citizenship for my clients maddeningly slow, difficult, and absurd.
Name Changes and an N-565
What to think about when a new name does not match the name on a Certificate of Citizenship or Certificate of Naturalization.
Q&A: US Citizenship and Immigration Issues for Intercountry Adoptees
QandA session about US citizenship and immigration issues for intercountry adopted people, in the context a new US administration.
Thank You! Funds Raised for a Filing Fee for Intercountry Adoptee
An adult intercountry adoptee needs our assistance in paying a $505 filing fee for a Replacement Certificate of Citizenship.
It’s My Birthday. Let’s Celebrate.
To celebrate my birthday, why not donate the cost of a really nice cup of coffee to Adoptees United Inc. It’s easy.
Ask an Adoptee Rights Lawyer
I’m taking audience questions about adoptee rights, whether they relate to basic rights or more cutting edge issues.
Help an Adoptee Friend
A friend, colleague, and advocate seeks mutual aid for a financial crisis.
What Expanded ‘Parole in Place’ Means for Intercountry Adoptees
how parole in place currently works, plus how a new expanded policy could significantly benefit some intercountry adoptees, including some of my clients.