US Immigration from Cuba

Today I used Ask Emma to make an expedite request. We're scheduled for a response in eleven days. What should I expect? I have a letter from a non-profit urgently requesting my beautiful fiancee's services. When will the USCIS let me upload the letter?

My fiancee is an optometrist with training and experience in low vision. There's a non-profit nearby that is a leader in low vision. They've helped 100,000 patients but they need a Spanish-speaking optometrist for outreach to Spanish-speaking communities. My fiancee is ideally qualified as she's trained in Community Medicine and completed a three year mission in Venezuela, where she provided vision services to all income categories. It's urgent because low vision is caused by progressive diseases. Early diagnosis and treatment can slow the diseases. If I had a progressive eye disease I would consider seeing an optometrist as urgent.

When you are sponsoring a Cuban/Haitian/Nicaraguan/Venezuelan on i-134a, you are agreeing to financially support them for two years. What are their options for medical insurance here in the USA? I am sure once they get their social security number (which should happen fairly quickly) they would be allowed to get medical insurance on the AHA market place... However what would their pricing be? Would they qualify for greatly discounted insurance since they have no income, or would they be required to use the sponsor's income to find out the cost of their coverage? Could be quite costly.

I like to get clarity on the length of support responsibility. I have read that sponsors on this new I-134A for Cubans are for the length of the parole, which is for 2 years. My question is, after the change in status and the beneficiary becomes a resident of the U.S. is the sponsor released of his support roll or does it continue until the 10yr rule or they become US Citizen, ect.. also like to know the same thing in the case of a K-1 visa,

Thank you

I am engaged to a Cuban and we received NOA1 on Oct 18 2021. We have not received NOA2 yet.

Yesterday Biden announced they were extending the Venezuelan immigration program to Cubans (and Haitians and Nicaraguans).

https://www.uscis.gov/CHNV

My basic understanding of this is that I should absolutely do this. All I need to do is complete a free i-134a application for my fianc e, she will then get security cleared (which she meets all the requirements I am sure) and then she will be able to come to the USA and file for EAD and a Social Security number. Then I was thinking once she arrives, when we feel the time is appropriate, we can then get married and file an AOS and file for her green card. Is there anything here that I should be concerned about?

I am going to talk to a lawyer.

So after such a long wait my case was in transit and the next day it said ready. I want to know if this is were I have to pay for the visa fee so that then I can schedule the actual interview? I will attach a screen shot of what I get when I chek my case.