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Makes no difference What is she looking to do longer term?

https://www.uscis.gov/CHNV All here

If you do not then you should have If you do then you did not need to.

Ohh and I am sure this varies by location but she would also be eligible for benefits

Humanitarian Parole would give her 2 years initially, opportunity to work and is both simple and quick.

He is Iranian.

People who have posted before have used a letter from a Doctor, assume it was one page, if not in English they will need a translation but not aware of any specific requirement You also need to evidence the relationship, presumably a Birth Certificate.

I think it was too muddy

He looked a bit young and I guess I hoped somebody of that status would not be a walking bomb.

Could be but looked a pretty high end Tesla?

The Ukrainian version had residency requirements, and I have come across quite a few cases where that did not seem to apply but they had no issues.

Seemed a shortish angry man with a fairly tight haircut, I would have thought fairly easy to recognise. So odd in that respect.

Also check Travel Insurance can get tricky depending how old old is

Whether you seek to return on the VWP or B2 is irrelevant. Usual rule of thumb is to stay out as long as you have been in but no guarantees. Extensions seem to be taking over a year to be reviewed.

He got his O1 and your interview will not be immediate

How is he able to drive around with no plates? Wonder why he has not been pulled over.

Canada is unusual in that they want to see you actually reestablish domicile rather than have the intent to do so that other Consulates seem ok with. I would read of others experiences in the Canada forum.

I wondered how second citizenship and resident would work It does not seem to be asked or have I missed it and what does resident mean, is it defined?

S My impression is that the OP is confusing tax filing requirement and income requirement.

2022 are not due yet

Interesting that one of the qualifications is being a drug dealer who served time. But feels about right.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11641737/San-Frans-reparations-committee-proposes-5-million-black-longtime-resident.html San Francisco's reparations committee will propose paying $5million to each longtime black resident of the city in a reparations plan this spring. To qualify, people need to have identified as black on public records for at least 10 years and be at least 18 years old. They also must qualify for two of a number of requirements, including having been born in the city or migrated to it between 1940 and 1996 and then lived there for 13 years. It is unclear exactly how many people would qualify should the proposal pass, but if just 10,000 people qualified it would cost at least $50billion. The proposal will be submitted to Mayor London Breed and the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and the San Francisco Human Rights Commission in June. Board President Aaron Peskin told the San Francisco Chronicle he hopes the proposal will pass. The proposal also offers a number of other requirements to be handed out to qualifiers, including the creation of a 'comprehensive debt forgiveness program' which would eliminate credit card and other debts, along with student and housing loans. The proposal also says qualifying low-income households should have their income supplemented to match the city's median income - $97,000 in 2022 - for the next 250 years. 'Racial disparities across all metrics have led to a significant racial wealth gap in the City of San Francisco,' the draft states. 'By elevating income to match AMI, Black people can better afford housing and achieve a better quality of life.' A number of other proposals include investment in San Francisco's black community, financial education, legal protections of people's reparations, tax credits, and black-owned banks being brought in to manage people's money. The proposal also says San Francisco 'issue a formal apology for past harms, and commit to making substantial ongoing, systemic and programmatic investments in Black communities to address historical harms.'

An unfortunate resemblance to male genitalia