Boiler

Anybody able to spot the difference?

EB1a is not diy, well unless your business is Immigration law Obviously covers a wide area of extraordinary ability so the examples used will be wide and not appropriate to all applications.

Exciting times if you are or were a member of the Biden administration

Same way as you did the first time around

CR1 is much better but you are 8 months behind so not quicker.

She will not need a new SSN

Go Megs go

They pull their finger out and action the file, or they explain to the Court why they can not. In this case it will be nearly a year after receiving the DS 5535, so of course there could be something unusual in this case, who knows. Essentially a WoM is a kick in the backside button. Do not recollect anybody who has posted on here not being approved after submitting a DS 5535?, but I certainly do not read every post.

I have not seen that many but they have been around the 2 year mark, what the future will bring I do not know.

The issue is that you went the K1 route and they have a limited time line which has in the past been used to get around the WoM, I do not know current practice. CR1 and I would be saying in general go for it. The particulars of your case may be relevant, something to discuss with a Lawyer, I think Hacking is up to 1400, nice money for a Lawyer.

FOIA

https://news.sky.com/story/mike-pence-to-run-for-us-president-in-2024-12774987

Does she want to immigrate to the US or not? That is her call. USCIS will interview her, that is the point of filing to adljust

If it is medical then there will be a lot of supporting documentation needed

You can travel with the stamp or wait for the Green Card.

All they do at the Border is check to see if you have a well founded fear. Given a date for a initial Court hearing.

How did she get her K1 without it?

I am pretty sure that this has also was on CNN, sorry no link, so this family had arrived in NY a few days earlier and Mother was being interviewed, usual stuff, and she mentioned that her husband had found a job in Construction. They had not filed for asylum, but were going to, after 5 months you can apply for EAD so the big question was how, the 'reporter' did not ask

This seems typical Among them are Chilean citizen Kenia Contreras and her Venezuelan husband Anthony Ybarra, who - along with their four-year-old son - arrived in the US after a trip that took them across nine countries from Chile to the US border. "I've got family here, in Atlanta and Houston," Mr Ybarra said, a wide grin across his face. "But we don't want to interrupt anyone's life. If other people can do it with no help, so can we. We're here to work, not to ask for things." Where they'll go and what they'll do there, they say, remains a mystery. "I want to give this kid a better life…we'll go where God lets us go," Ms Contreras said, pointing to her son as he sat on the pavement, playing with the shoelaces of a nearby adult. "Whatever it takes, even if I have to sell caramels or candy. And when we find work, we'll give it our all." "I'm going to New York. I've got a niece there," said Elois Acelvedo, a Nicaraguan woman who said she was left penniless after being robbed while travelling alone on the journey north. "A guy from the city came yesterday and told us they'd help. But nobody's come back." For Ms Acelvedo, getting to New York is urgent. Choking back tears, she explained that her three sons - the youngest under a year old - remain in Nicaragua and are depending on her. "It's a sacrifice…life in Nicaragua was impossible. I could have worked like a slave and made just $30 (£25) a week. Even food was so expensive," she said. "Now, thank God, I'll be able to send money. That's all I want." https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64069243

I was watching CNN this morning let me see what I can find