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Since she's on a B visa, therefore she has the option to start her process while she's on a visit to the USA. An adjustment of status is just that; an adjustment from a nonimmigrant status (B visa in this case) to a permanent resident status.
 
You need to check the facts of the case before jumping on the "fraud" bandwagon. 

Seems I was wrong. She will go through consular processing. 

Since she's on a B visa, therefore she has the option to start her process while she's on a visit to the USA. An adjustment of status is just that; an adjustment from a nonimmigrant status (B visa in this case) to a permanent resident status.
 
You need to check the facts of the case before jumping on the "fraud" bandwagon. 

Since she's on a B visa, therefore she has the option to start her process while she's on a visit to the USA. An adjustment of status is just that; an adjustment from a nonimmigrant status (B visa in this case) to a permanent resident status.
 
You need to check the facts of the case before jumping on the "fraud" bandwagon. 

Please Google "months on a b1/b2 visa"
 
 

I'll prefer she file for an adjustment concurrently with the petition . So I guess she'll have to come over to the US to begin the process. 
 
Thanks for your response.