But many who aren't happy about the perceived risks of the amnesty application are the migrants who feel they might not qualify for the process.
As you've heard that would mean that they aren't married, are not the parent of a Belizean child, or simply haven't been here long enough.
And for those who find themselves in that position, going through the process could seem like too much of a risk. We put that question to the Locke this afternoon but she made sure to reassure potential applicants that their information will not be shared with anyone. Here are those comments.
To reach as many vulnerable people as possible, including those living in remote communities, the UN agencies set up mobile clinics to ensure services were available to those in remote areas.
That work continues next weekend as the teams return to rural Toledo.
