The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) official website reported on a counseling program for those Cubans inside and outside the island who are interested in benefiting from the new “parole” or obtaining travel permits to that country.
The entity pointed out that they provide “free resources” to guide those interested in the process of applying and applying for “parole,” first for the so-called “sponsors” and then for those who will benefit.
“You can visit our page of online tools to find answers and additional help, including how to check the status of your case, where to find current processing times, and how to let us know if your address changes.” Explain.
They add that “You can fill out your forms yourself, although many people choose to seek help.” Immigration Services are trying to warn that third-party fees for assistance are not abusive.
“Someone who is not an authorized immigration service provider can only read the form to you, translate the information either orally or in writing from your native language to English and from English to your native language, and enter the information you provided to fill out the form.” you.
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They state that the person providing this assistance only “should”. ask for a small amount and do not claim special knowledge of immigration or legal processes.” USCIS reiterates its caution against scammers and those who take advantage of these situations.
“If you are unsure about what immigration assistance you can apply for or what forms to submit, you may need immigration legal advice from an authorized immigration service provider. Only authorized immigration service providers can help you beyond basic form preparation or translation,” they conclude.
For more information, USCIS provides this link where you can contact their qualified immigration attorneys. Click here.