I immigrated to the United States at age 15, in hopes to find the so called "American Dream." The violence I experienced in my hometown, and finding myself to be a voiceless undocumented immigrant in the country further encouraged me to start a career in the legal field. After enrolling at College of Marin, I realized that the word "undocumented" could only limit my goal as much as I would allow it. Though my ultimate goal is to be an attorney, I chose Economics as my undergraduate degree because I have recognized the interconnections between the law and the economic agents that affect the minority groups. I work as a paralegal/intake coordinator, which allows me to support folks from 50+ countries in their Naturalization process, green card, work permits, etc. These processes involve but are not limited to: conducting consultations in English and Spanish, translation and interpretation, and the request of immigration and criminal records on behalf of the clients (USCIS FOIA, EOIRFOIA, CBP FOIA, OBIM FOIA, DOS FOIA, and FBI IDHS). All of my cases are handled with thoughtful care because more than just documentation, a successful process means a more stable life to my clients.I am committed to my community in being a degree of change, and make my contribution towards a greater world. My goals know no borders!