The Facts
Over the past five years, I have submitted:
An apostilled New York birth certificate
Social Security documentation
Multiple affidavits from U.S.-based family members
Secondary forms of identification
A DNA test confirming biological parentage at 99.9%
Legal representation and congressional outreach
My case has involved multiple attorneys, embassy correspondence, and congressional inquiries — yet I remain without a passport.
Human Impact
Because I do not have a passport, I cannot:
Access stable employment
Travel
Open financial accounts
Secure long-term housing stability
Reunite with family
Build a normal adult life
My life has been placed on hold — not by a crime, not by a court, not by wrongdoing — but by prolonged administrative inaction.
Why This Story Matters Beyond Me
My experience is not isolated.
Across regions and borders, people are living in similar limbo — unable to work, travel, study, reunite with family, or live securely because of documentation delays and bureaucratic paralysis.
Held in Limbo exists to document these stories, raise awareness, and build accountability around systems that quietly suspend human lives without timelines, transparency, or remedy.
Support
If you are able to help, your support directly assists with stability, advocacy work, and platform development while this case remains unresolved.
Opportunity
If you are able to offer remote work, consulting opportunities, or professional collaboration, your support would not only help me survive this period — it would help sustain the work of Held in Limbo.
