CUBAN FIANCE--need info asap USCIS won't answer my question!?
my love of my life--my soon to be husband is a cuban citizen with permission and a work visa to be in Mexico. Unfortunately his visa term is coming to an end, and he wants to marry me (we're expecting), we've been together for quite sometime, he wants to return to cuba to see his 84 y/o grandmother 1 last time before he enters the US----IF I FILE a I-129F form a fiance visa form---how will he get out of Cuba...will he even be able to leave? I know Cuba does not allow air travel to the United States---would they allow him to enter mexico? please help---USCIS cannot answer this question---and the State department Visa section always has me on hold for more than 30 minutes and then bounces me back to the main menu and then hangs up...please help---he wants to leave next wed. or thurs!!!!
Answer:
You're right, the USCIS does not say anything about that.
I'm assuming you are a US citizen.
For what I know, you can file for a fiancé visa and the US government will not treat it different than the others.
The only problem I see is, that in order to get the visa, he would have to go for an interview at an American Embassy or Consulate and it depends on the Cuban government whether or not they'll allow him to leave Cuba and travel to another country to do that (I'd say not necessarily Mexico).
I don't think yours is the first and only case. There must be a way to deal with it. Just file the I-129F form and see what happens.
It's all I can say.
I wish you lots of luck!
Safi: Puerto Rico is part of the US. ..:-)
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I don't know much about Cuba, but maybe if they approve his fiance visa he would be able to travel to the Dominican Republic or Puerto Rico, and fly to the US from there.
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