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As an aside the US Driving Test is super easy. Embarrassingly so.

This Tunisia? Nearly 200 Tunisian migrants have arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa in the past three days as weather conditions improved. Two boats carrying about 130 irregular migrants arrived early on Monday morning. One boat with about 40 migrants had left from the Tunisian island of Djerba, and the second boat carrying approximately 90 migrants had departed from Zarzis. Their arrival follows that of about another 53 irregular migrants on Sunday 20 February on two boats which were intercepted by Italian authorities. The first boat, which arrived on Sunday morning carrying 13 migrants, had left from Djerba while the second with about 40 migrants departing from Sfax, arrived on Sunday evening. Rough seas and storms had prevented boats from leaving Tunisia last Friday but improved weather conditions and a calmer sea saw the first arrival of the weekend when a boat carrying 13 Tunisians arrived on the morning of 19th February. The migrants told IOM staff on Lampedusa they had left from Djerba. The migrants, all young male adults say they left Tunisia for Europe for differing reasons. Although some left in the search for work or protection, others say they wanted to join family already in Europe, including one man who showed IOM staff a picture of his young daughter with whom he wants to be reunited. https://www.iom.int/news/nearly-200-tunisian-migrants-arrive-lampedusa-recent-days-sea-conditions-improve

Nothing to do with how long it takes to process, you are in a long line and the line moves slowly and especially with PI there are a lot of people in front of you. They are processing enough people to fill the slots.

Assuming she qualifies to naturalise the longest it would be is 120 days amd we have people who have adjusted after many decades..

AP is not handled by the Consulate. I agree with your lawyer

It would not surprise me if they waited until the last moment Obviously this is a tricky Consulate Which Court did you Lawyer file in? And what do they say?

Well not now, when she is.

An adjustment?

Now I think of it there was one CR1 who had brought his wife along, everyone else was solo. She looked a bit awkward, I assume they do not do K1s every day, never asked.

I was very confused when I came to the US, houses are built here the same way sheds are built in the UK. What do you expect?

Is this a K1?

She is not leaving She is going to stay and adjust

When I went for my interview I think there were 15 of us, but that was one day not one month.

If the Consulate give you a visa and assuming we are talking about regular visits then the PoE are unlikely to give you trouble.

You file once you have been refused a visa and offered to file a waiver. You can have the package ready to go when this happens.

Non Immigrant Visa Waiver.

Worst case scenario is you file a I 130/485 package. Seems a no brainer to me and I seriously doubt resources would be wasted in this sort of case.

As long as she has an excellent pension, she can buy Insurance through the ACA, I know my Mum it would not have been financially possible, too many medical issues. Good Luck

I assume you are talking about a D3, first you need to be otherwise approval, a D3 can waive a lot but not quite everything and it is of course discretionary and down the the Officer to recommend. It is free.

Would not bother me. Yes it is nice to have the card

A couple of years waiting

All the Lawyers you consulate were aware that you had met once? It would not be an instant denial, they would send it back.

Just thought of another example, so here it is CDOT who I have had dealings with. So if you are working for them the rule of thumb is to double your normal price and round up. Something I learned the hard way. Anyway they had or have a rule that if there is so many accidents along a stretch of road they put barriers up. And this section of road near me triggered this. Everyone told them those was a really stupid idea but they went ahead at great expense. The issue here is wind driven snow and the barriers acted as a snow fence dumping snow on the road, the plows were running 24/7 but could not keep up. Next summer they were removed.

I have seen it done.

You certainly can try.