US Immigration from Cuba

The USCIS approved our I-134A July 26. Three and a half weeks ago they notified us that they would approve our ATA in three weeks, at most. Is there anything we can do to get them to issue the ATA?

The USCIS approved our I-134A July 26 and says that they will issue my fiancee's ATA soon. I'll book her flight on American Airlines from Santiago de Cuba to Miami, she says there's no need for me to fly to Cuba to get her. Where do I meet her in the Miami airport? Does she go through the immigration line like everyone else and come out with everyone else, or does she go to the immigration office and come out someplace else?

How much time should I plan between flights?

Good afternoon,

My husband wants to start the process to bring his child from Cuba to USA filing Form I-130. The child is 10 years old and he was born out of wedlock. We started the application and we should submit evidence of the relationship between my husband and his child. We need to submit a written statement( Affidavit from the mother of the child and any other relative) to prove that my husband has been in the life of his son. I would like to know if anybody can share any similar written statement so i can have an idea how they should do the written statement. Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Hello Folks,

I'm in the processing of completing an administrative processing delay for my mother in law from Cuba. Specific to her case, she spent some time in Mexico which prompted a request for her Mexican police certificate. Per the guidelines from USCIS, the police certificate is available through this description: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Mexico.html. However, we're finding that the police certificate is not readily available through the processes described by the USCIS nor do the staff answering the phone from the USCIS guidelines seem aware of the police certificate process. They refer us to the online link (which is not in the guidelines and was rejected by USCIS) which is a newer online process for the federal police certificate. Has anyone been able to navigate this process recently? We've been assured of an approval outside of the police certificate so this is a heartbreaking step to be stuck on.

Thanks!

We are filing my MIL from Cuba's I-485, and I noticed during the process that her birth city on her birth certificate does not much the birth city on her passport. Last year we filed a i-765 for her with the birth city being the one listed on her passport, and that application was approved. For the I-485 packet we were submitting both a copy of her birth certificate as well as her Cuban passport.

My thought it to keep her I-485 consistent with prior documentation (i-765 and i-134a) and list her birth city as the one on her passport. Technically though her birth city is the one listed on her birth certificate and this just wasn't caught previously when we applied for I-765 and I-134a because the birth certificate wasn't needed for those two applications. I think to fix this we would need to go through a massive hassle and get her passport corrected with the Cuban government and Cuban Embassy here in the US, which could take a very long time. My gut is telling me to just submit what we have and not worry about it because in the grand scheme of things, how important is a birth city??? everything else on these two documents match and is correct.

thoughts?