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Hello reddit family! Sorry for my writing as English is my second language. When I was 5 I got separated from both my parents in the war back home (Somalia) I’m now almost 32 years old living in the U.S. I came to the U.S on August 11th 2005. When the war happened I somehow ended up with family relatives and was brought to the U.S by my uncle. I came her with a fake birthday And a lady who claimed to be my mother. When we came to the U.S as you can imagine life was tough because the lady that was claiming to be my mother walked out on us so I had to survive on my own with no help from my uncles... it turned out well for as I have my own 4 beautiful children 3 boys and a girl.

Now my question: is there a way I can change my birthdate, name and eventually sponsor my parents who needs my help desperately ...

I did went back last year before covid to finally meet my real family as I have 5 siblings... that’s another story for another day.. I would like to add I have my green card and haven’t applied for my citizen because I have nowhere to contact the lady who claims to my mother... long story short she’s somewhere with her biological kids who she brought to the U.S..

Thank you for reading.

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