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The present paper seeks to analyze the dynamics of identification of migrants and their processes of identification of children of Brazilians, who are born in France and do not yet possess French nationality. It seeks to understand how these migrants identify themselves and the challenges they go through. The case study is based on the analysis of mobility issues involving a black undocumented migrant and her daughter born in France. The research is in development and uses ethnography as a method, contributing to new discussions about the mobility of subjects from the global south and the migration process, in the process of regularization of their roles, based on the analysis that approaches legal anthropology, seeking to understand the access to rights and the processes of racism that they go through in their daily lives in France.