Are you stateless, think you may be, or think you know someone who may be stateless?
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Do think you are stateless?
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Are you or is someone you know potentially stateless in detention?
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Are you based in the US?
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Are you seeking reunification with your family members in the US?
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Do you need help explaining statelessness to your lawyer or do you need help finding a lawyer?
Statelessness can be a very isolating experience. Often, we choose not to tell about our predicament even to those closest to us. Because there is currently no administrative solution, stateless persons in the U.S. are more vulnerable to detention, potentially humiliating treatment by authorities, exploitation and discriminatory practices than an average person.
To protect ourselves, we often choose isolation. By reaching out and sharing your story with us, you can find support and some degree of comfort in knowing that you are not alone. The addition of your voice will help us build momentum to effect change. We are here to support you in whatever way we can.
Please read and complete this form for legal and social support.
Are you a lawyer or a lawmaker?
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Learn how statelessness is defined, screen, how it is caused, what the ramifications are and the US ci
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Access tools to help you protect your stateless client.
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Email Intake@UnitedStateless.org to offer pro bono legal services for the stateless.
Are you in academia?
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Are you a student or professor looking for information on statelessness? Check out the Publications & Reports, Legal Resources, and External Resources related to statelessness.
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Are you a student in need of information pertaining to a thesis or dissertation? Check out our Call for Research.
Are you a member of the media?
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Are you working on a story or project relating to statelessness? Email our communications team at communications@unitedstateless.org
Would you like to volunteer?
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We are seeking collaborators across industries and fields — volunteers, volunteers to manage other volunteers, grant writers, content creators, social media strategists, students, professors, historians, economists, artists — we need all hands on deck. Sign up for our mailing list to receive the latest information and research regarding statelessness.