US Immigration from Scotland

Hi! Sorry if this is the incorrect place to post this, I am new and just looking for some advice.

My fiancee & I got engaged last month and were planning on going through the CR1 visa route however we have recently switched and are looking to go through K1. We have met once in person, August this year, and have no concerns re. the other risk factors.

However, she was previously a stay at home mum for two years and has only recently (this month) gone back to work. She does make over the income requirement for a household of 3 for the K1 however as she only has one pay slip so far and I have doubts this would be sufficient evidence. Does anyone have similar experience/can advise how long she would have to be employed/earning this amount for the application to be approved?

Any help would be appreciated!

While we wait for further info on our Spouse Visa, I got to thinking about moving our belongings.

The question which springs to mind is will our UK TVs work in USA? They are a Sony Smart Tv and a Samsung (not Smart). I guess there will be no issues with Now TV stick or Amazon Stick?

Grateful for some guidance.

In November 2019 I submitted my I-90, mistakenly believing that this was the correct form to both renew my green card and remove conditions on my permanent resident status.

Yesterday I received my decision letter. Because I hadn't filed my I-751, the I-90 was rejected.

My conditional permanent resident status expired in May 2020. Obviously I'm freaking out about this.

I have access to an immigration attorney through my wife's work but it might take up to 48 hours for them to get in touch with me. In the meantime I've filled out my I-751 and am gathering all my evidence for the legitimacy of our marriage (tax returns, joint bank statements, wedding certificate, photograph, insurance documents, etc). I'm not too worried about that part as my wife and I have been together for 11 years now.

Is there anything extra I should include with the evidence? Presumably some kind of letter of explanation pointing out that I submitted the I-90 six months prior to my expiration of status in the good faith that I was complying with all my legal requirements?

Has anyone done something similar and if so how this mistake impacted their removal of conditions?

When routine services resume, would it be on a country to country basis or across the board? The proclamation to stop them was across the board so I'm assuming that, combined with lifting of travel restrictions, will cause them to resume?

Also, why are we still blocking the UK/Europe from entering the US when we have so much more community spread? The fact we haven't lifted these restrictions and there hasn't even been a discussion about it, makes me think this is just an excuse to stop immigration. What are we waiting for? For the USA to have covid under control? With how things are going, that could be next year? It's very strange to me, for example, travel between Mexico and the US is allowed and not between UK and the US.

When do people think, things will resume? Does anyone actually think that the August appointments won't be cancelled? It's so difficult to plan life having no idea.