Based on research and fieldwork conducted over the course of a year and a half,this Report provides the domestic,international,and regional laws relevant to statelessness in Jordan. The research identifies gaps in the laws and in their implementation that are perpetuating statelessness,discusses the major consequences of statelessness,and highlights the work and strategies of various stakeholders and their achievements thus far in Jordan. The Report concludes with recommendations aimed at reducing barriers to legal status that would significantly mitigate statelessness in Jordan. The Report’s analysis seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of the issues faced in Jordan specifically and to set out proposals for reform that also relate more broadly to statelessness across the region.