Total excitement! The moving moment when a Cuban woman discovers that she won her asylum in the U.S.

"Just saying, thank you God. For everything, for so much. For allowing me to reach this point that many people feel at some moment is the breaking point. We lose many things, we leave so much behind but everything is for the better. For a better future," wrote the Cuban content creator @clau_habana0 on TikTok while sharing her emotional and euphoric reaction upon receiving the news from her husband that she has won her asylum in the United States.

"My husband had this news kept for me with this beautiful gift. Happy to be waiting for my residency with I220A asylum won. Residency in 6 months. Thank you," she wrote about the video that captures Clau's reaction when she opens the door to her house and sees her husband with a white flower and a small U.S. flag.

Their joy is immediate, and they embrace each other, celebrating this long-awaited achievement. The post has generated more than 5,900 likes and hundreds of comments from people who, like Clau, are awaiting their residency after obtaining asylum in the i220A category.

Among the comments, many users shared their experiences and joys: "I am also I220A with granted asylum and I am waiting for my residency, if possible, congratulations"; "For me, I liked the rose more than obtaining residency, blessings, I hope to have my residency as well, God willing"; "People excitedly receiving their cards and at my house, a permanent resident card arrived more than 2 months ago and I have no idea who the owner is"; "I ask God to be able to win my asylum, I am I220A"; "What joy, blessings, I don't know you but it gave me so much joy as if I knew you"; "Congratulations, I don't know you but I know how much work it has cost us to get here and fight for asylum"; "The bad thing about this is that with residency under asylum you cannot return to Cuba"; "So much happiness, how brave you were, I am terrified of that trial"; "Did you go to court with lawyers?"; "God is faithful, just seeing the joy gave me so much joy too."

Clau's post has become a source of inspiration for those who, like her, have gone through the long and difficult asylum process and see the possibility of obtaining permanent residency in the United States coming closer.