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You can update it during the interview.

From "9 FAM 402.14" -- https://fam.state.gov/fam/09FAM/09FAM040214.html
 
"Arts" includes fields of creative activity or endeavor such as, but not limited to, fine arts, visual arts, and performing arts;
 
"Culturally unique" means a style of artistic expression, methodology, or medium which is unique to a particular country, nation, society, class, ethnicity, religion, tribe, or other group of persons;
 
P-3 Nonimmigrants: Culturally Unique Programs
The P-3 Classification is for artists or entertainers, individually or as a group, or their essential support personnel, who wish to come to the United States for the purpose of developing, interpreting, representing, coaching, or teaching a unique or traditional ethnic, folk, cultural, musical, theatrical or artistic performance or presentation.  The alien must be coming to the United States to participate in a cultural event(s) that will further the understanding or development of the art form.
 

Im just wondering what people's opinions are on the P3 visa and if anybody knows anyone that has been on one before?

Im just wondering what people's opinions are on the chances of me getting an E3. Being a qualified baker with 15 years experience, and having a job offer making speciality australian style baked goods?

Quickest would be to premium process an O1. Get a good lawyer and see if you can qualify (unlikely but if money doesnt matter then you might as well try). My EB3 took 2 years pre covid. 

One of a number of Australian-food-based companies in the US, that’s all. It’s a huge country with many immigrants, you’re going to find some kind of producer of food for every nationality you can think of somewhere 

Its for a specialty role at his bakery, so he would have to advertise and convince that no one is able or capable of doing that specialty role, which I think he can prove.

Its for a specialty role at his bakery, so he would have to advertise and convince that no one is able or capable of doing that specialty role, which I think he can prove.

He just said he is willing to sponsor me, I've been talking to an immigration lawyer who is working with us both. She suggests the best visa is the eb3 (skilled worker) but because of the time it takes to process, we are trying to explore all options.

So they were already worried when you were coming for 3 months, and now you want to make your ties to home seem even weaker by wanting to come for 6? I mean, your decision if you want to apply for it, I just think it’s potentially endangering your main chance of seeing her. Again, if your B visa application is refused you will not be allowed to use VWP any more. Actually that will probably also happen if an F visa application is refused come to think of it.