US Immigration from Cuba

I'm trying to get my husband home as Cuba closed its borders awhile ago. It's finally his turn (he's on the list for the next flight), and now the embassy has told me it is "highly probable" he will not be allowed to board with his expired green card and original extension letter. That the policy worldwide (not just some weird thing with the Cuban gov't- it's on our end) is that you have to have a valid, unexpired green card, and they will be double checking for me.

I'm in absolute shock as that makes ZERO sense. I'm confident that it's probably an edge case they just haven't run into and it will be fine, but if anyone has any first hand experience with this during all of the COVID travel disruptions, your story will help calm my nerves while I wait for them to get back to me.

Let me start this thread by saying this is NOT for me. My husband has a friend who married a Cuban whom she thought loved him... aside from my warnings. She got him here in Jan 2020 and married in Jan 2020. He has been nasty to her since he arrived after the marriage. He left her in May said he is going to apply for the Cuban Adjustment Act not the K-1 Conditional Green Card.

Obviously someone knows or has been talking to him and letting him know the laws.

So he has left her. He used her SS# to work and she reported it. but cops in Miami are BIAS to other cubans and closed the case. She wants to know what can be done to get him back to CUBA because obviously he lied to here.

They met the K-1 requirements because they married within the 90 days.. she is filing for an annulment but I don't believe that matters.

Does anyone know the in's and out's about this Adjustment Act that would cause him to NOT be APPROVED!!!

Hello everyone, I am a naturalized American citizen born in Cuba. Almost a year ago I started a petition on behalf of my mom that according to proccesing times should finish by this year 2020. Covid 19 arrived, so everything stopped. My question is, did a loose the money I have spent in this whole process. Could I bring her to this great country in a near future.

SO my husband went to visit family at the end of March and boarders ended up getting closed. He has been stuck in Cuba since. There are no flights for him to get on to come back to the states. Come August he will have been there for 6 months. Cubans I know fall under a different rule or law that most countries. If they stay in Cuba for more than 6 months while on a green card. they will not be allowed back into the country.

Does anyone at all know if this is A. TRUE. or B. how to resolve this? He did not file for a I-131 because his intentions were not to stay except to visit family and come back.

I am lost because there is nothing online that gives me answers. His Removal of conditions is still pending. We submitted it in Jan of this year.

Hello All!
I am back - more visa fun for this couple!
my husband got here successfully on a K1, we adjusted status he is a working permanent resident woo!
In our K1 we included his daughter but she didn t join us - we did it just in case we did follow to join but the year expired already.
we d like to initiate the process to have her here too as my step daughter since I am the USC. ANY tips and timeline ideas between US and Cuba would be helpful. As her mom in Cuba wants to be fully informed before consenting to the whole thing. How long could it take? How long would it be before she can go back to Cuba etc.... thank you!

fyi - she is 4 years old. Female. Obviously not married.