Certification of Travel to Cuba Under a General License

I understand that I must keep full and accurate records of the financial transactions I engage in related to this travel for five years.
I have read the section of the Cuban Assets Control Regulations, 31 C.F.F. Part 515 that is checked off below (for a complete list of the requirements and restrictions for travel to Cuba go to ​http://www.ecfr.gov​) and I certify that I satisfy all the conditions for traveling to Cuba identified in that section of the regulations.
I understand that I must also have a valid Cuban entry document to travel.

SECTION OF THE REGULATIONS/ GENERAL LICENSE THAT AUTHORIZES MY TRAVEL TO CUBA:
31 ​CFR § 515.574 (b) Support for the Cuban People Travel

The travel-related ​​transactions​ set forth in ​§ 515.560(c)​ and other ​transactions​ that are intended to provide support for the Cuban people are authorized, provided that:

(1)​ The activities are of:
(i)​ Recognized human rights organizations;
(ii)​ Independent organizations designed to promote a rapid, peaceful transition to democracy; or
(iii)​ Individuals and non-governmental organizations that promote independent activity intended to strengthen civil society in Cuba; and
(2)​ Each traveler engages in a full-time schedule of activities that:
(i)​ Enhance contact with the Cuban people, support civil society in Cuba, or promote the Cuban people's independence from Cuban authorities; and
(ii)​ Result in meaningful interaction with individuals in Cuba.
(3)​ The traveler's schedule of activities does not include free time or recreation in excess of that consistent with a full-time schedule.

Important:
Note 1: An organization that sponsors and organizes trips to Cuba in which travelers engage in individually selected and/or self-directed activities would not qualify for the general license.

• Transactions related to activities that are primarily tourist - oriented, including self-directed educational activities that are intended only for personal enrichment, are not authorized.
• Staying in a room at a rented accommodation in a private Cuban residence (​casa particular​), eating at privately-owned Cuban restaurants (​paladares)​ , and shopping at privately-owned stores run by self-employed Cubans (​cuentapropista​) are ​examples​ of activities that qualify for this general ​license​. However, in order to meet the requirement for a full-time schedule, a traveler must engage in additional authorized Support for the Cuban People activities.

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