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Boiler

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  1. Going to be a tricky one taking into account the delay in processing, I assume he needs a Lawyer to assist.
  2. Trying to think what category he is that takes 7 years Generally the petition dies with the sponsor unless there set specific circumstances
  3. Stick to income simpler
  4. FOIA is free but they know the issue Very common scenario All I can think of is to employ a Lawyer local to the Hospital to find out what the full cost should have been and to arrange full settlement
  5. If you provide all the dates we can double check.
  6. A 6 month visit certainly could be an issue.
  7. Parents are not visiting they live here How long is sister visiting
  8. Not sure where you married but in the UK seem to remember I walked out with the certificate.
  9. He would have been F2a just when you filed,and with a year for the I 130 would have had to be under 22 when his Priority Date became current. He is now F2b https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2025/visa-bulletin-for-may-2025.html they are currently processing cases filed in 2012 If you have or will Naturalise it only speeds things up by a few months, well currently.
  10. Will her income continue when she moves to the US How will she be addressing domicile? Joint Sponsor would be a simple solution
  11. Looks like she has it covered
  12. I think it is known. where I am sitting now there was a power station in the 1890s was built for the mining industry and then allowed consumers to connect, only operated shall we say during business hours. Actually where I used to live in the UK was sort of similar but a hydro system, there was no expectation of reliable 24/7 supply Power was generated near where it was used. The grid was developed to share and balance supply but in the min if there was a major demand you built. Power station there to supply. Easier to transport say coal than transmission lines and more reliable. Now we are using power supplies that are by their very nature intermittent and often not located near the user, and of course there needs to be way more storage and transmission which of course has not been done
  13. Rules are rules, now if you want to discuss opinions fair enough.
  14. I do not see the point of Consulate processing when he is here. often it seems that people want to stop paying for the F1 and getting an OPT job is no longer easy
  15. I have seen no end of cases going through London where there has been self harm and do not remember anyone not getting the visa.
  16. There are some interesting rumours about Mrs Starmer, seems she has had enough, MSM seem to be ignoring. And of course Harry... Turned on the local TV and there he was this morning, complaining as usual. Hey if you have an issue with you Dad speak to him, do not go on TV.
  17. Yes More are selected than are needed so keep both going.
  18. North Africa I can talk about, by the time of Kasserine Pass it was just a question of time for the Axis forces. Allied Air Power, plus the ongoing Naval campaign meant there would never be enough supplies, they should have quit before then. The one thing sort of relevant particularly to this discussion is how Generals who failed were relieved, now that was not necessarily a career death sentence, perhaps not just a good fit, certainly was for Fredendall. Back then they needed competency, now not so much.
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