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New Law allowing Cuban Americans to visit Cuba Yearly

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I understand that Obama just signed the budget bill which includes stipulations that Cuban Americans can legally visit Cuba every year.

I assume the process for applying for a license/getting permission to go has not changed? For those of you who have visited legally, what is the process and how far in advance do you start? And, is it just a matter of filing out some forms online, or do you have to wait for some kind of paper license? Also, are US citizen spouses and children allowed to accompany the Cuban American on the visit?

My husband has been here since last July and we would like to go back for a visit in August with our baby daughter. Please, anyone with experience on this please write ... this affects a lot of us!

J.Ro

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Go here for most of your info:

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