MAF believes families belong together and supports the Family Unity Parole-in-Place process. We are here to support immigrants through financial assistance, so USCIS filing fees don’t stand in the way of obtaining immigration relief.
Get a 0% interest loan to help you pay your Parole in Place USCIS application fee.
ACCESS $580, A 0% INTEREST LOAN FOR USCIS APPLICATION
MAKE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS
BUILD YOUR CREDIT HISTORY
ACCESS ONLINE FINANCIAL EDUCATION
How it works
Applying for immigration relief can be expensive. Our program offers an affordable way to fund your USCIS application fee while building your credit.

Make sure you are eligible to file with USCIS. Have your paperwork completed and ready to send in before applying for MAF’s program. Check out Immi.org if you need help from a nonprofit attorney.

Apply online for MAF’s loan and complete the financial education courses. We’ll mail you a check made out to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security within a week of your application being approved.

Send your completed paperwork and MAF’s check to the appropriate USCIS filing center. Monthly payments will be debited from your checking account, and these payments will be reported to all three major credit bureaus!
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Karla, San Francisco, CA
The Immigration Programs
STEP BY STEP
Are you ready to join?
Answer the following questions to see if you qualify for the program.

1. APPLY
- Fill out online application and submit supporting documentation
- Take the online financial education courses

2. GETTING THE LOAN
- Once your loan application is approved, you’ll receive an invitation to sign your loan documents
- We’ll make the check out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security and mail it to you

3. CHECK
- Once you receive your check, mail the check with your application packet to the appropriate USCIS filing center
- Payments reported to three major credit bureaus
In the News

“Sometimes it can be hard to come up with $465,” says Gustavo Cerritos, 22, an immigrant being helped by Mission Asset Fund.”

“Nonprofits and government organizations have stepped in to help: Mission Asset Fund, a nonprofit in the San Francisco Bay Area, is covering Amzi’s application, along with that of 6,000 other Dreamers.”

“I just don’t want money to be an excuse for people not applying,” said Ceja, who is a DACA recipient himself.”

“These are families that want to give to society and help build this society. I’ve lived it—that’s my family.”