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  1. This has been discussed before, just looking at it from a financially perspective the amount I would want to be a Joint Sponsor would be more than you need to show in assets, just look at the potential downside. I watch well now often listen to Hackings shows, he had a case on recently where there seemed to be an issue involving a Joint Sponsor and Fraud, now it did not make much sense to me, implied it arose out of a non traditional relationship with the Joint Sponsor but where is that a requirement?
  2. Trying to think how this would come out many years later. Lets say for discussion she never went to Uni, never intended to, married and adjusted, well why was it not an issue then and would there not be a waiver available?
  3. I would think there would be a problem If the marriage was fraudulent
  4. Sounds good to me
  5. Your Lawyer will be notified when the waiver is approved.
  6. The obvious thing is Russia, and I do not have data on this but it seems we went form NIW being a serious situation to being the favoured route (seemed even I would have qualified for one which is crazy) back to where a lot of NIWs are being more closely inspected. Anyways good you have a Lawyer surprising how many do not. Plus of course all we know is what you have written.
  7. I am not sure it particularly matters what the Fraud was, it is waiverable and in my experience it is unusual for a well prepared waiver to be refused. My rule of thumb was 2 years, seems they are taking a bit longer.
  8. There are several things that strike me but I have no idea if they are relevant, your Lawyer will of course be familiar with your case and should.
  9. The point being made is that you obviously are not from the UK so that may be relevant
  10. Fathers approval would be the first thing.
  11. https://theprint.in/ground-reports/indians-are-gaming-us-immigration-to-get-einstein-visas-meant-for-top-scientists/2672046/ New Delhi: Twenty lakh rupees can get you the US’s sought-after Einstein Visa, granted only to top-tier researchers and professors. At least, that’s what specialised brokers and agents are promising. It’s ‘credential laundering’. With the Donald Trump government tightening visa rules, ads are flooding LinkedIn, Facebook and Telegram: ‘Guaranteed EB-1 visas’, ‘Our specialised content writers will get you published’. Agents have gamed the immigration and research system by offering a gamut of services. They will write your research paper. They will get it published. They will get you a seat on peer review boards. Put you on a jury panel, or better still, help you win an award. All of which give researchers an edge in their visa application. This, however, is muddying India’s reputation in the global science community. Now, researchers, lawyers and immigration policy experts are sounding the alarm bells.
  12. Not sure where it is now but there was an interestesting YT about GM and how they have built in obsolescence. A lot of vehicles not seem to be over electronic rather than electrical, how long does your lap top etc last?.
  13. J1 visa is not dual intent You need to file the full package including the I 130
  14. Nothing a Lawyer can do, your situation is what it is.
  15. A spoof on Tesla announcing a car had self delivered.
  16. 2 years for a Tweet, what will this guy get?
  17. On Monday, US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau said that the State Department “has revoked the US visas for the members of the Bob Vylan band in light of their hateful tirade at Glastonbury, including leading the crowd in death chants.” He added on X that “foreigners who glorify violence and hatred are not welcome visitors to our country.” The group was slated to go on a US tour beginning in late October, according to a post on Instagram. https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/30/uk/bob-vylan-uk-band-glastonbury-us-visa-intl-latam A bit difficult to go on tour if you are locked up at His Majestys pleasure.
  18. Most women in England and Wales have seen abusive male behaviour in past year, poll finds Survey reveals 69% of women have seen or experienced sexual harassment, domestic abuse, violence, stalking or other offences Vikram Dodd Police and crime correspondent Mon 30 Jun 2025 18.37 BST Share A majority of women have direct experience of violence or harassment, or know someone who has suffered it in the last year, a poll has found. The poll finds little faith in the police or government to stem the tide of male violence, and most believe the problem has got worse. The survey was presented to a private meeting attended by police chiefs and police and crime commissioners just under three weeks ago. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jun/30/most-women-in-england-and-wales-have-seen-abusive-male-behaviour-in-the-past-year-poll-finds Classic Guardian they do not seem to be able to connect the dots, they got want they wanted and now comnplain?
  19. The information they need is on the DS160, they may be asked 2 or 3 simple questions.
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