Court of Appeals Denies Green Card Under Cuban Adjustment for I-220A Holders
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A court of appeals has ruled that Form I-220A does not qualify as parole for purposes of adjustment of status under the Cuban Adjustment Act.
As a result, unfortunately for now, Cuban families will not be able to apply for a green card if they were issued a Form I-220A upon entering the United States at the border. We must wait for the final decision, which may come from a federal court on this case. So there are still options, and now is the time to find out what those options are for the Cuban community.Do you need help with an immigration case?
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