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Can a Cuban permanent resident file an I129 F

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No.  Only a US citizen can petition a fiance.  Green card holders can petition spouses and children.

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Pretty sure he can file a I 134a, much quicker the adjust under CAA

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On 4/15/2023 at 4:54 PM, Boiler said:

Pretty sure he can file a I 134a, much quicker the adjust under CAA

he is not married to her, but they have two kids together.... once he becomes Permanent resident how long for him to become a US citizen?

 

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1 minute ago, Charlys&Indy said:

he is not married to her, but they have two kids together.... once he becomes Permanent resident how long for him to become a US citizen?

He does not need to be married to her to file the I 134a and she can adjust as a Cuban under the CAA after a year. Plus of course there are benefits to be had being here under Humanitarian parole. I assume he would rather avoid marriage.

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Indy Sab   174

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On 4/17/2023 at 11:18 AM, Boiler said:

He does not need to be married to her to file the I 134a and she can adjust as a Cuban under the CAA after a year. Plus of course there are benefits to be had being here under Humanitarian parole. I assume he would rather avoid marriage.

but once he become a resident he can file the I134A? for his fiance and kids?

 

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12 minutes ago, Charlys&Indy said:

but once he become a resident he can file the I134A? for his fiance and kids?

Look it up but I 134a is generous in who can use it

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