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  1. I am going to assume you have the financial side covered. Maybe depending on the nature of the situation a B2 Medical. I am not sure what you mean by in her area, perhaps look for better facilities in major cities?
  2. I have seen this quite often in coverage, it is untrue, there is the I 134 and I 134a but they are not enforceable. Also a starter job at my local Walmart would allow somebody to sponsor a family of 5.
  3. I assume it is 6 months from the date of the medical, as others have said they are very rare.
  4. No Just the I 130. USCIS do not consider Asylee waiting as status, now many Lawyers seem to have a different view. When do they Naturalise.
  5. It does assume there is something wrong with men that needs to be fixed. And that somehow this can be done, presumably by women. I do not think that is the case, I do not think most men see it that way, probably more accept it is what it is and deal with it accordingly. Perhaps some live in hope.
  6. No problem going home, do not forget she needs to file the I 407. Might be easier to get a B if she wishes to visit in the future.
  7. I will let TBone deal with that as that was not where I am coming from. The conclusion: Society has to fix men? I am not aware of any changes of consequence to men. Women are suffering from their own actions? What happened to Agency. OK it is the Guardian but even so.
  8. I did not get that from the article, my issue I think focused on the need to socialise men, which I assume means shame men to 'stand up'. The article focuses on Boss Babes and Hypergamy without mentioning either. No mention of the high risks involved in freezing, or the possible medical issues if successful. It come across as delusional, Seems older men are out of the equation, 50 is mentioned. So the requirements are somebody of the same educational standing, the same income level, same sort of age, well really higher education and income. So a man c40, with that CV has options, if he wants children how likely is he going to be interested in a similar age woman with frozen eggs? After all the number of men in this category is tiny. I am sure there are the usual list of other requirements. Add it all up and they are looking for the proverbial Unicorn. How could you do a study, write an article have it published without a single input from a male, who could have set them straight in a couple of minutes? Life choices have consequences, now if this had been an article discussing that fair enough.
  9. You have a call to make as to how far you want to go to avoid using her parents Good that you have a solid back up and yes you could try without first.
  10. You did not mention how much that was, you could certainly try that, put it into her Dollar account.
  11. Best to line up a joint sponsor that is unlikely to work
  12. You need to read the full article, quite amazing how she completely misses the point.
  13. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2023/apr/23/motherhood-women-freeze-eggs-male-partners-men-fertility More than 150 interviews later, her research – the largest anthropological study to date into why women freeze their eggs – concluded that it was men, not women, who were the problem. The biggest driving factor for women in the US was a shortage of suitable educated men, a problem which she terms in her forthcoming book, Motherhood on Ice, the “mating gap”. Inhorn’s research found that women freezing their eggs tended to be in their late 30s, successful high-earning professionals (in both the US and the UK, where it’s not usually covered by the NHS, it is prohibitively expensive for most) and primarily single. “They were one after another women who had been successful in their career and at the same time had been looking for a partner, but they just couldn’t find that reproductive partner.”
  14. Boiler

    DS-160 pdf

    I have only seen the one you saw
  15. Is this a K1? If so they will just let it die.
  16. F2b it is then, as long as they do not marry.
  17. I would run the numbers and see if they have or have not aged out
  18. All she can do is try, perhaps via Abu Dhabt?
  19. I would think the 22 year old might have a chance, 26 maybe iffy.
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