James and Vanessa

Speculation from supposedly legitimate news outlets is absolutely pointless.
I recall yesterday when a Bloomberg article claimed to have seen a copy and the order was focused on curbing temporary workers, H1B, etc while excluding green card seekers and today the word is it does the exact opposite.
Wait for the document, and even then a federal judge somewhere will probably shoot it down.

Speculation from supposedly legitimate news outlets is absolutely pointless.
I recall yesterday when a Bloomberg article claimed to have seen a copy and the order was focused on curbing temporary workers, H1B, etc while excluding green card seekers and today the word is it does the exact opposite.
Wait for the document, and even then a federal judge somewhere will probably shoot it down.

Speculation from supposedly legitimate news outlets is absolutely pointless.
I recall yesterday when a Bloomberg article claimed to have seen a copy and the order was focused on curbing temporary workers, H1B, etc while excluding green card seekers and today the word is it does the exact opposite.
Wait for the document, and even then a federal judge somewhere will probably shoot it down.

Speculation from supposedly legitimate news outlets is absolutely pointless.
I recall yesterday when a Bloomberg article claimed to have seen a copy and the order was focused on curbing temporary workers, H1B, etc while excluding green card seekers and today the word is it does the exact opposite.
Wait for the document, and even then a federal judge somewhere will probably shoot it down.

Speculation from supposedly legitimate news outlets is absolutely pointless.
I recall yesterday when a Bloomberg article claimed to have seen a copy and the order was focused on curbing temporary workers, H1B, etc while excluding green card seekers and today the word is it does the exact opposite.
Wait for the document, and even then a federal judge somewhere will probably shoot it down.

I saw the same thing.  However, I believe spouses/fiances usually fall in the same category when it comes to immigration.

We had our interview at the Milwaukee USCIS on September 25th and were approved on the 26th!
There will be a more detailed review written up by us in the field office reviews section, but just come prepared with plenty of supporting evidence (we had everything we needed divided in an organizer) and you will do fine.
To piggyback off what Billy and MJ were saying about parking, on Market St. just south of Knapp right over by a MSOE lot there is angled parking which has a 10 hour maximum and 5 hours cost something like $3.50 so scope that out as well. Use the MKE Park app in case for whatever reason you would need to add time.

Yes we brought along our immigration attorney.
But she was not allowed to answer any questions and really just sat there taking notes buuuuuut we were very glad she was there because she reminded us of some residency dates on the I-485 that needed correcting and we may have forgotten otherwise.
Plus I just think it cements the fact that you are in a genuine relationship when you go through the extra step of bringing along representation.

I-485 received date April 29, 2019.
Interview September 25, 2019.
New card being produced and then case is approved on same day September 26, 2019!
 
Both the EAD and AP are still sitting at case was received 🙃
But we're thankful the overall timeline somewhat balanced out after it was a 16 month process to have the I-129F interview when we were expecting that to take 7-9 months.

You want to check the attitude?
On this very site I've read that it is Canada-specific that all the age appropriate vaccinations are completed before the medical exam. No finishing them in America with a panel physician, and this is also what Vanessa's doctor is stating.

You want to check the attitude?
On this very site I've read that it is Canada-specific that all the age appropriate vaccinations are completed before the medical exam. No finishing them in America with a panel physician, and this is also what Vanessa's doctor is stating.

not wanting to hear back splash i know there are airports that will not allow this
flying from Miami to Peru we were sit down in Bogata, Columbia for a problem (never knew why)
several buses came and took us to a hotel  (we were met there by an army of men  with machine guns  ) but  and we alll flew out the next morning
 
and from Virgin Islands to florida we had an electrical problem and forced to land in Cuba surrounded by all kinds of emergency vehicles
we had to stay on the plane until they bought up another for us to change planes right on the tarmac
 
and flying from Paris to Atanta the plane was forced to land in Newfoundland when a passenger had a heart attack / we were not allowed to deplane there as the airport was not an international one with customs and immigation
 
so, anytime you travel,  just be prepared for anything and carry with your carry on luggage any medicine  you need and some personal daily care items like a stupid toothbrush because s--t can happen
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

yeah, helps a lot especially when flying into a busy US airport
Adil passed thru easy and onto Newark
he had (of course ) his green card as this was not his first time
but having border patrol in Canada made it so much easier
 
I have stayed overnight in Paris due to an ice storm and atlanta as my plane was late and last shuttle was gone
staying overnight in airports is not uncommon and many sleep on the floor 
not comfortable but happens
and Congraulations