Cuban Adjustment Law
The Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA) was enacted in 1966 as a special measure allowing Cuban citizens and certain members of their families to adjust their immigration status to lawful permanent residents in the United States after meeting certain basic requirements. This law represents one of the most accessible paths to a Green Card for Cuban citizens.
What benefits does the Cuban Adjustment Act offer?
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible under the Cuban Adjustment Act, the following criteria must be met:
How to prove Cuban citizenship?
To prove your nationality, you can present:
What can prevent you from being eligible?
There are certain factors that can make you inadmissible under U.S. immigration law. These include:
However, it’s important to note that in some cases, you can request a waiver if you have reasons for inadmissibility, which still allows you to qualify for the benefit if the government authorizes it.
Relevant Documentation and Forms
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Statement: The concepts explained should not be taken as legal advice, it is a compendium of public information from the INA.
In all cases, consultation with an attorney is recommended to determine your eligibility. At Immigration Document Preparers, we limit ourselves to submitting forms to USCIS correctly based on the information that the client provides us. We do not give advice or legal advice.