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Your story, in order.

Put the events that matter in order — approximate dates are fine — and print a clean private timeline.

Your timeline lives only in your browser. It is saved on this device only if you switch that on below — it is never uploaded anywhere.

Start with one event.

A move, a separation, something that changed daily life. "Summer 2019" is a perfectly good date. Five clear entries beat fifty scattered ones.

The next step

When you're ready to talk with a real person.

Najla Sallum, LCSW evaluates in English, Português, and Español at Aurora Counseling Center — in person in Florida or by secure telehealth.

All immigration evaluation services

Frequently asked questions

I don't remember exact dates. Is that a problem?

Not at all. Approximate dates — a year, a season, 'when my daughter was small' — are completely normal, especially for difficult memories. Evaluators understand this deeply. Write what you remember the way you remember it.

Is my timeline stored on this website?

Only if you switch on 'Keep a copy on this device', which saves it in your own browser — never on a server. Leave it off and everything disappears when you close the page. Either way, nothing is uploaded.

Should the timeline include everything that ever happened?

No — focus on events connected to your immigration matter and your well-being: moves, separations, threats, harm, medical or mental-health moments, police or court contact, and major family events. Five clear entries beat fifty scattered ones.

Who should see this timeline?

Your attorney first, and later your evaluator if one is engaged. Bring the printed copy to appointments. It saves time and helps you tell your story calmly, in order, without fear of forgetting something.

This tool is educational. Results help organize information — they are not legal advice, a diagnosis, or a prediction of any immigration outcome. A licensed immigration attorney can advise you about your legal matter, and the evaluator independently determines the appropriate clinical process.