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Hopefully you have twigged.

I have heard of people being asked for the Medical when they have it, not that uncommon, but dropping it off on a Saturday? that is weird.

The first question is how long do you expect to be gone? This sounds like a long term commitment I am trying to remember how long emergency parol is issued for not that long You have waited long enough to sue for AP but then what happens when your Interview comes up?

So what is the plan?

That is odd, obviously I 601a's are not always approved but pretty unusual, especially with a Lawyer involved. Begs the question how you know there are not any proceedings against you.

There is no requirement to divorce anyone. Obviously your bad situation will get worse but you do you.

Did you do a FOIA? Why was your waiver not approved.

I needed a Police Certificate. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/SaudiArabia.html

Do you not have any friends who have gone through the divorce process with children? My impression is that you do not realize the amount of trouble you are in. You need serious legal help.

https://thehill.com/business/personal-finance/3915186-nearly-half-of-parents-with-adult-children-still-pay-their-bills/ Nearly half of American parents with adult children continue to support them financially — to the tune of $1,442 a month on average, according to a new survey. Parents who pay bills for an adult child are most likely to cover relatively modest expenses such as groceries and cellphone plans, according to a poll by Savings.com, the personal finance site. Yet, more than half help pay a child’s mortgage or rent, a monthly expense that averages more than $800. The survey, taken in February, found that 45 percent of parents with adult children provide financial support to at least one grown offspring. Most of the children receiving parental aid fell between the ages of 18 and 24, years that coincide with college and the transition to full-time work. But more than one-third were 25 or older, and 1 in 10 was 35 or older.

They certainly do not volunteer with the Forestry Service

Agree you are really pushing your luck especially the Forestry Service bit

This is stuff the Lawyer will sort out

This thread is about Parole

There is no medical exam

Correct

True The issues are not all mentioned on the FOIA

From a practical perspective waivers are determined by the CO who will of course have the full information. Sounds like he was given Voluntary Departure and ignored it, they give you time to leave but not 3 years.

Possibly not. Somebody who had entered illegally and then left, were they deported?

The questions asked certainly suggested you did not understand the process so not unreasonable to assume you did not know the issues with the K1. There is no way of knowing for certain future processing times, I hope I am wrong with my estimate.

I can think of no end of reasons someone can not visit, can not afford the airfare, do not have enough holiday, obviously not having a visa when one is needed is a bit of a deal breaker.

End of the year may be optimistic.

Expediting the approval of the I 130 has no impact on how quickly you will get a visa. The I 130 needs to be approved before your PD is current but you have some time for that. Currently being the child of a LPR is quicker, that can change. Any particular reason you are going for a K1, it has many issues.

So you do not have a visa, you do not qualify to use the VWP or you are not Canadian. Not a situation being discussed in this thread.