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Guidance and support for families separated by deportation, so they can plan their next steps with clarity and dignity.
A practical pathway for families facing separation
When a family member is deported, families face decisions no one should have to make alone. The Families Together Project helps mixed-status and binational families understand the legal, administrative, and everyday realities of separation and possible reunification in Mexico, so they can decide with more clarity and less isolation.
Who this support is for
U.S. citizen families separated from a Mexican spouse or parent.
Mixed-status families facing deportation, inadmissibility, or prolonged immigration barriers.
Families considering reunification in Mexico and needing trustworthy legal and practical guidance.
Services
Bilingual consultations for people and families thinking about life, transition, or reunification in Mexico.
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Clear guidance on Mexican immigration pathways for families and individuals with questions about residency or long-term options.
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Help with dual nationality, naturalization, and documentation for binational families.
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Planning for housing in Mexico, including renting or buying property, as part of a future move.
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Planning support for schools, health care, and day-to-day settlement needs before relocation.
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Safety guidance to avoid scams and common mistakes during cross-border planning.
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Our services support families and individuals navigating cross-border decisions related to Mexico, whether they are exploring reunification, relocation, documentation, or long-term settlement planning.
Looking for support?
We offer a free 30-minute introductory orientation to learn more about your situation and help you identify your next steps.
If you need more in-depth consultation, personalized guidance, or additional support, those services are available on a fee-for-service basis.
¿Prefiere hablar en español? Todas nuestras consultas son bilingües.