Don't judge a book by it's cover. This statement has been truth for Teresa Park. At first sight, Teresa doesn't look Latina. She was born in Korea and immigrant to Honduras at 8 years old. She identifies herself as Latina, which confuses many but in her heart she is Latina, whether other accept it or not!For more information on our guest follow her on instagram at @teresaparkoficialFollow us on Instagram: @myimmigrantlifepodcast & @thee_erica_hernandez

In 2005, Mayra went on vacation, and never looked back!

Angelika Sharma is an immigrant from Germany. She is her on a work visa, but is currently in the process of getting her permanent residency. Come learn about the green card process and what it really entails.Follow us on Instagram @reikiandtea @myimmigrantlifepodcast @thee_erica_hernandezTo share your immigrate please visit www.myimmigrantlife.com

Bonus Episode!La migra is here! To run or not to run.On this episodes, host Erica Hernandez reads a short immigrant story.To share your immigrate please visit www.myimmigrantlife.com

On this episode we interview Nina Monobe. She shares her families immigration story to Brazil and her experience in the US. She also gives tips on how to keep a positive mindset when away from your home country.Follow us on Instagram: @myimmigrantlifepodcastGuest: @ninayoganowTo share your immigrate please visit www.myimmigrantlife.com

"AJ" shares his immigration story and why he and his family decided to stay in the US undocumented. Follow us on Instagram: @MyImmigrantLifePodcastIf you would like to share you story and be a guest on the podcast please send an email or fill out the online application.Email: [email protected] Link: http://bit.ly/MyImmigrantLife

From running around parent free in her small town in Mexico to eating her first Big Mac, Martha Hernandez share the Hernandez story immigration story from her point of view.If you would like your story to be featured on My Immigrant life please submit your story to [email protected]

My Immigrant Life creator, Erica Hernandez, shares her grandma's, Esperanza, immigrant story and why her mom's side of the family came to America.If you would like your story to be featured on My Immigrant life please submit your story to [email protected]

"Being an illegal immigrant wasn't my choice, it was my mother's choice."Arlette Quinones-Dennis immigrated to America with her mother at the age of six & when she was sixteen, she found out she was an illegal immigrant. Arlette shares her journey into America, and her experiences with the legalization process.To submit your story please send an email to [email protected]