KIND’s Central American Minors (CAM) Application Program provides free assistance to qualifying parents and legal guardians seeking to bring their children to the United States under the CAM program.

Through CAM, parents and legal guardians in the United States can apply for qualifying children and certain family members in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras to travel to the United States with refugee status. Those who are not granted refugee status may be able to apply for parole. If you or someone you know is a parent or legal guardian in the U.S. in a qualifying immigration category, with an unmarried child under 21 who is a national of and located in El Salvador, Guatemala, or Honduras, you may be eligible to apply for CAM. The qualifying immigration categories are:

• Lawful permanent resident




• Temporary Protected Status Parole




• Parole (for a minimum of one year)




• Deferred action (for a minimum of one year)




• Deferred enforced departure (DED)




• Withholding of Removal




• Pending asylum application filed on or before April 11, 2023




• Pending U visa petition filed on or before April 11, 2023




• Pending T visa petition filed on or before April 11, 2023



KIND can help parents and legal guardians determine if they may be eligible for CAM, and if so, to prepare their applications for submission to the U.S. government with the assistance of a resettlement agency.

If you would like to find out if you or someone you know may be eligible to apply for CAM, or if you are seeking help with a CAM application, please press continue and fill out the following form! Once you submit your referral, KIND staff will contact you or the person you are referring for an eligibility screening.

If you need help completing this form, you can call or text KIND toll-free at +1 (855) 477-9998, or by email at solicitantesCAM@supportkind.org.

Please note that by submitting this form you are consenting for KIND to contact you and/or the person you are referring, and, if you are referring another person, you confirm that they consent to KIND sharing information about their case with you.