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Jim mentioned her yesterday, if memory serves me correctly about J1 2 Year HRR.

We have one member who is a Hacking OG

That might be tricky, Lawyers generally will handle a case or not.

I 134 is unenforceable There is no financial obligation under HP. Actually HP provides benefit not open to others like Medical care. She can also adjust under the CAA after a year and not need a Sponsor. HP is not an Immigrant Petition

My guess and not familiar with the local backlog would be 18 to 24 months either way.

You do not need to be, the marriage must have taken place before the child was 18.

Family- Sponsored All Chargeability Areas Except Those Listed CHINA-mainland born INDIA MEXICO PHILIPPINES F1 08FEB15 08FEB15 08FEB15 01MAY01 01MAR12 F2A 22JUN20 22JUN20 22JUN20 15JUN20 22JUN20 So the LPR parent sponsored the children, is there a reason why the USC did not?

I suppose money is the main issue, are their Pensions, Savings sufficient or will they be relying on their Sponsor?

Usually cases are fairly simple unless there are things like criminal history you have not shared with us. Parents seem to be taking about 18 months currently. Siblings a lot lot longer and they need to wait for the Priority Date to be current. However under or over 21 does not matter. The fastest route for the Sibling is usually for the Parents to sponsor once they enter, F2b is faster than F4 but he can not marry before your Parents Naturalise, as there is no category for married children of Permanent Residents. CSPA does not apply in this case. Good Luck on your Visa Journey!

My assumption is that the Lawyer had answers to the questions we do not.

Seems to take 18 months Not sure what you have been reading but you do not need joint accounts etc

The OP is or has filed an I 130. VWP Express is not an option.

There seems lots of options.

Beats 18 months.

Holding valid, full validity e-passports with an electronic chip who are traveling for business, pleasure or transit for less than 90 days. Visa-free travel does not include those who plan to study, work or remain in the United States for more than 90 days; are not ineligible to receive a visa under U.S. visa law. Travelers who have been arrested, even if the arrest did not result in a criminal conviction, those with criminal records, (the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act does not apply to U.S. visa law), certain serious communicable illnesses, those who have been refused admission into, or have been deported from, the United States, or have previously overstayed on the VWP are not eligible to travel visa free under the Visa Waiver Program https://uk.usembassy.gov/visas/visa-waiver-program/non-immigrant-visa-waiver-program-vwp/:

I think is is unlikely she will get a B with that history but that is the only option to visit.

She is not eligible to use the VWP, she needs to apply for a B visa. VWP require a return ticket, well onward travel is OK.

The Consulate will process the I 130?

So now for the wait.

The way you describe it is that she has been referred to Immigration Court, what is the basis of their Asylum Claim? Now most asylum claims are rejected so adjusting through Marriage may be the best route, maybe her only route. And yes you would file the I 130 and maybe the I 485 with it but that depends where she is in her Asylum proceedings.

The K3 does not really matter but it will for the DS260, so he should assemble everything he can, never a good idea to have a case expunged in these circumstance but too late now.

So she was provided a reason. Is this the same extensive immediate family that you have, yet you are here.

A good job she would be silly to give up, it is not usually one thing but the totality of the situation.

Ethiopia and seems OP has just arrived in the US. As has been said by others it is all down to her to apply.