US Immigration from Cuba

Can anyone recommend a service with certification to translate birth certificates from Spanish to English?

On question regarding evidence it is asking for "Proof of Marriage to the Child's mother"

Has anyone had experience with this, is getting a copy of a marriage certificate as easy as going to the official marriage certificate department and requesting a copy?

Also, I was married in Cuba. Can my daughter request it?

Hello all,

So there was an oversight on the AOS packet for my step son. We filled out all the forms but missed the applicant signature on the i-765 for the minor child. Uscis has rejected the application and sent it back to us. Now my question is do we have to print a new copy or can we just sign the one that was rejected and mail it back. See the attached image.

Hello all,

I sent off the AOS packet for my now Wife and her son. My wife does have a social but I was told that the K2 could not get a SSN until after the AOS process was approved.

Is this true

I met my fianc e in 2017 when I randomly visited Cuba after changes President Obama made for US persons traveling to Cuba. I knew she was someone special right away from this chance meeting, however when I told her I was interested romantically she said, "Joel, I live in Cuba, you live in NY. It's ridiculous to think we could maintain a romance when we have spent so little time together. Please don't speak of this nonsense again, and accept that we will only ever be friends". So I accepted this even though I thought she was wrong, and over the next 4-5 years we had an online friendship only. We usually chatted once a month and liked each others social media, but nothing much more and I never believed it would be anything more than a friendship. In March 2021 during Covid, a spark happened and she realized that she had developed feelings for me. We started talking daily, and discussing how we could make this romance real. It took until September 2021 for me to finally get back to Cuba, and when I did I had to fly through Madrid Spain because travel to Cuba had been highly restricted by the Cuban Regime because of Covid. I spent September 2021 in Havana, and over the next 2 years I've traveled to Cuba 11 additional times; Additionally we both traveled to Trinidad & Tobago for a two week vacation. This was her first time leaving Cuba.

I filed for i-129f and received NOA1 on October 18th 2021. On January 6th 2023 I applied i-134a Humanitarian Parole. On February 10th 2023 we had our i-129f application approved by USCIS (NOA2) without receiving an RFE. On 3/24/2023 our i-134a application was confirmed, and she received Travel Authorization later that same day. I tried literally everything to get USCIS to take action on my application, however getting movement out of USCIS is impossible. Feel free to ask me questions about the i-134a humanitarian parole processes, and I'd be happy to share more about my details.

I've shared this before, however this is a short video I made last October that is a glimpse of our life. Finally after two years we are about to start our everyday life together