Be VERY careful of Cubans
Just be very careful, before you sponsor to someone. It's beyond scary what people can lie about. I went through all the sponsorship paperwork (I did all of it), I believed he loved me and that his family also cared about me.
A few years ago I was trying to deal with my depression, who knows when or why it started. Now I have realized he took advantage of some bad situations in my life and m depression (which. Was honest about). Now, and for the last couple of months I have had to face the reality that I was scammed... Something I never thought would happen. I thought I had experienced enough '*censored word*', that I wouldn't be 'taken' again.
I was wrong, for 2 yrs., ******* - total took advantage of my depression (diagnosis & on meds) and my desire to make the world a better place after my you get brother committed suicide. I told him (never anyone else) about the pain I felt and what I went though cleaning his house (paid for by my mom - I felt like I had no other choice, my sister had cleaned up after his first attempt).
I tried; I met his family, I tried t do research about Cuba (not the easiest thing).
He managed to sneak int Canada on May 3rd - my first day on months where I wasn't dealing with anxiety - I was caught off guard by a 42. second phone call from Immigration at Pearson in Toronto. My responses should have raised red flags - I have been suffering (only someone diagnosed with depression could understand).
I will never I detest and wha I did wrong? I was honest, from the beginning, of who. Was and what I wanted.
Now I wait for CBSA & CIC to fix things....
Hindsight is 20/20 - I thought I asked the right questions, brought up uncomfortable but important topics...
I was scammed, and shocked... I never thought he would have been allowed in Can. without me being there.
Now, all I can do is pray... WTF