US Immigration from Cuba

I submitted an i-134a case on January 6th. My background - No criminal record, hold a Masters degree in Engineering, working for prestigious fortune 500 company, no debt, own my own home. My application should take 5 minutes for a USCIS approval.

My beneficiary - Cuban dentist, fluent in English, no criminal record, and she is my fianc e. We applied for K1 on Oct 18th 2021, and have yet to receive NOA2. K1 no longer matters.

There are been several news outlets that are reporting that Cuba has law that is in the process of being passed. This law will prevent all medical personal from leaving the country. This includes Dentist, Doctors, Nurses, technicians, and anyone working at the hospitals or medical places. I have called USCIS for the last 3 days trying to get some sort of urgency. Every agent I have spoken too has been very sympathetic and has done everything within their power to get some help. I was placed in a queue to speak to a Tier 2 agent and my spot in line was marked URGENT. It's now been 72 hours and I have not received a call. My application(s) still sit there with no movement.

I don't know what to do. I am fearful that my fianc e is going to be locked in this country. Please! does anyone know any ways of getting immediate action from USCIS. This is super time sensitive and this could be happening any day now. Please help. I am desperate.

Hello Folks!

We recently submitted a i-134A online for mom in Cuba. There was a technical error while filing out the application (a financial asset I entered to support the beneficiary was not saved in the final application). What sucks is that our income is high enough that we don't need financial assets to support Mom and fulfill the criteria for the parole.

I tried to login to USCIS and edit the application but that action is not an option . We've contemplated resubmitting another application but I imagine that will delay processing . Do folks have suggestions for addressing this? Thank you in advance

Hello all,

After a long wait my fianc finally has an interview date of 2/6/23. While this is great news I noticed that something was a little off in the email. My fianc was listed but her son was not listed I will attach the picture so you guys can see. When our case was marked ready there was two entries which means there is a K1 and a K2. I replied back to the email and explained the issue yesterday but just figured I would ask to see if there is something else I can do to resolve this asap. As you can see under derivative applicants it shows N/A which is incorrect.

Hello! So much has changed since my husband arrived from Cuba in 2015 and there has been a lot of talk regarding the Family Reunification Program for Cuban family members coming to this country. We are trying to bring my husbands mother and in 2017 she was denied a visa to visit. She was told she must wait another 5 years to apply which has now passed. Currently there is a Biombo or visa raffle that many Cuban citizens are applying to in Cuba. Is there anyone here that has current (within the last 3-6 months) experience with bring a relative via the family reunification program or any other legal means? We are reluctant to apply for a visitor visa in fear that she may be denied again. My husband is a permanent resident and I am an U.S. citizen. Thank you in advance to anyone who has information!

I'm filling out I-134A. Under evidence of assets it asks for "a recent appraisal by a licensed appraiser" of my home. Can I use the county tax assessment instead? The assessment is free and on the county website. An appraisal takes weeks and costs hundreds of dollars.