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The one thing that has mystified me most from the start:  early treatment has not been pushed by the Voices with Power.  Patients who actually or presumably contract the virus are essentially told, "Go home and wait, and if you have trouble breathing later, rush yourself to the emergency department."
 
The available early treatments (HCQ + azithromicin + zinc + vitamin D), ivermectin, et al. have been actively suppressed, even with empirical and investigated proof of efficacy.
 
I attribute most of this to the reflexive attitude, "Trump mentioned these, so we must automatically dismiss them," and the rest to what others have said:  no money can be made off HCQ, ivermectin, and other medicines that are essentially in the public domain.
 
Regardless of the reason, I consider it tantamount to widespread medical malpractice, and perhaps even criminal to some standpoint, to have NOT pursued and prescribed promising early therapies, whether the above or others.  The maxim "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" has been ignored.
 
Furthermore, the adverse side effects from these investigational vaccines are FAR more numerous and severe than those that caused the H1N1 vaccines to be abandoned during their development phase in 2009.
 
I firmly agree that every statement and action by public and governmental figures threatens to, or actually does, violate the Nuremburg Code, and there's NO excuse for that.

Yep, more government intrusion into our lives all for public health and social justice.  Government elite love power.

Thank you.  

Everything will be tagged to "public health" in the not too distant future.  Global warming, gun control, knife control, hammer control, anti-racism, you name it.

what, another vaccine?

The polio vaccine, like the Small Pox vaccine actually makes a person immune from the Polio and Small Pox. It also makes them unable to spread it. Small Pox alone killed nearly 1/3 of the of those who were exposed. Compared to 0.3% of the worlds population who have died from Covid-19. The Covid vaccine Does Not prevent you from getting it. It does not prevent you from spreading it, and it doesn't prevent you from dying from it. If you have had covid your antibodies are significantly higher than those who received the vaccine. I had covid twice. The second time, No Symptoms. Tested 4 times (3 Negatives) to show a positive after wife tested positive. This is Not remotely comparable to Polio or Small Pox. It is comparable to the Flu.

The polio vaccine, like the Small Pox vaccine actually makes a person immune from the Polio and Small Pox. It also makes them unable to spread it. Small Pox alone killed nearly 1/3 of the of those who were exposed. Compared to 0.3% of the worlds population who have died from Covid-19. The Covid vaccine Does Not prevent you from getting it. It does not prevent you from spreading it, and it doesn't prevent you from dying from it. If you have had covid your antibodies are significantly higher than those who received the vaccine. I had covid twice. The second time, No Symptoms. Tested 4 times (3 Negatives) to show a positive after wife tested positive. This is Not remotely comparable to Polio or Small Pox. It is comparable to the Flu.

The local office was beyond rude. The female employee snatched the passport out of my wife's hand and raised her voice significantly above "Stern" and Angrily Demanded "How did you get this", then stormed off to the back to talk to her boss.
 
I didn't mention the RFE, because it requested our Tax returns, because we initially sent them an Affidavit from our Accountant that he was preparing our 2019 returns. The RFE was handled in 3 days (with overnight shipping) with 200 pages of 2019 and 2020's joint tax returns and documents of a joint owned investment property we bought in between us sending the request for ROC and receiving the RFE. They had more factual evidence of our ongoing relationship than most people send and now they had more than was required, so that is why I didn't mention it.

Hello all,
 
We filed the I-751 on October 9th, Biometrics were on 12/11/20. On 5/26/21 we received a RFE. On 6/8/21 Nebraska Service Center received an additional book of a mountains worth of evidence. Over 2 months of not hearing anything, we requested help from from our Congressman. Today 8/30/21 we received a notice that our case was being transferred.
 
We believe that USCIS got pissed after I legally adopted my wife's son in January of 2020, which automatically makes him a US citizen (2000 Child Citizen Act), which instead of filing for a Certificate of Citizenship, we filed for a passport. Because of Covid shutting down the Passport offices, we didn't receive his passport until after we filed the I-751 but had it when she went to get fingerprinted in December. The local USCIS, was noticeably angry. They yelled at my wife, demanding how she got it. We followed the law, it is 100% a legal. 
 
Is it possible they are just screwing with us because of me legally adopting her son and getting the passport instead of the Certificate of Citizenship and the USCIS not getting $1170 from us?
 
Thanks

Well we had the same experience except they only interview me less than 5 mins and same to my husband and my kid was there too..it wasn't seems too serious interview to us hehe

What do you mean? 😅😅 

Anyone else feels like that lady just wanted to be a jerk? 

We filed our AOS on October 9th, 2018. The interview was on January 7th, 2019. The Interview was strange, in that they separated us. I specifically asked is there a reason for doing a Stokes interview, she stated no, but she didn't need to interview my wife's son. He received the same letter she did, requiring him to be there at 1pm. My wife was being interview for 45 minutes and then she interviewed me, but only asked me 6 questions.  She said she would let us know in 2-3 weeks and gave my wife a form saying the case was continued to for further investigation. The next day I checked our case status, and it said the case was approved and the card was being made. She and her son received their cards 7 days after the interview.
 

N400 processing times vary per city. Ohio is 5.5-12 months per USCIS now. When my friends wife did hers 2.5 years ago when Obama was in it took 14 months......It has nothing to do with what president is in office for LEGAL Immigration and to become a US Citizen. It has to do with the work load of each individual office of CIS. Stop watching the news, they haven't told an unbiased story in nearly 50 years and gets worse each day.

Congrats.  Ours is too

That is for CR-1 who get there interview date set for them. Your a K-1 so you can ignore that information and concentrate on getting everything done through your Embassy. Someone who just went through their interview in Morocco sent me this information.
 
https://ma.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/fiancee-visa/the-interview/
 
Once you get a case number, you can fill out the DS 160 online. Print the confirmation page for this once completed. 
 
Once it says "Ready" that means you email the consulate and request an interview. Include your name, fiancés name, case number and that you're looking to schedule a K1 Fiance Visa interview. I heard they'll email you back within 2 weeks or so but I heard back the same day I sent the email. 
 
When they email you back they'll tell you when your appointment is. Attached will be packet 3. Includes a list of doctors to choose from for the medical , your rights and your appointment letter. At that point - just get your papers together. My fiancé Got his police records in a week. Court records same day. Celibacy letter same day. And birth cert in the same day. Once he had them, he dropped them off to be translated. Picked them up in a week. Already you're at 2 weeks for gathering the fiancés paperwork. On top of that make sure your fiancé(e) sends you their documents (I-134, proof of relationship, taxes, pay stubs, letter from employer, updated letter of intent..) watch a YouTube video of how people put their documents together and Good luck.

We got notified today the NVC case is in Transit to the Embassy in Kyiv. NOA2 6/5/18 , NVC Case # 6/22/18, Left NVC 7/10/18

We got notified today the NVC case is in Transit to the Embassy in Kyiv. NOA2 6/5/18 , NVC Case # 6/22/18, Left NVC 7/10/18

I understand NVC 's general message is 2-8 weeks before sending it to the Embassy, but how long after they've assigned a case number? And in just looking at the past 20 cases in Ukraine that have had an interview, everyone of them is 3.5 to 5 weeks (the longest) total time from the NOA2 approval to the Embassy receiving the case. Do you think the NVC got backlogged in the last month? Note: I've had my NVC case number 3 weeks on Thursday.
 
And on a different topic, I thought I had the I-134 figured out perfect until the last couple posts about it.....Now I'm confused, Do or do not enter my name on line 26?

We got notified today the NVC case is in Transit to the Embassy in Kyiv. NOA2 6/5/18 , NVC Case # 6/22/18, Left NVC 7/10/18

What an amazing turn of events from 24 hours ago. Got an email this morning stating the our K1 packet was sent to Manila embassy and is in transit. Scheduled an interview for July 27th and medical exam and booked a flight for my fiancee to go to Manila next week.  Now it's about to happen so I'm signing out tonight and good night all from fabulous Las Vegas!!

We got notified today the NVC case is in Transit to the Embassy in Kyiv. NOA2 6/5/18 , NVC Case # 6/22/18, Left NVC 7/10/18

Happy to see movements for each of us, every update is one step closer to be we our love ones  
❤️🙏 my timeline
Noa 1 - Dec 6, 2017
Noa 2 - Jun 13, 2018
NVC received - Jul 2, 2018
Case # ready - Jul 6, 2018
In Transit - Jul 10, 2018
Going to pay the interview fee today, yippee
Thank you @Greenbaum for the helpful info and support you’d been sharing to everyone!