Saddle Bronc

Yes, rubella-titre (which checks if any exposure to rubella virus--including vaccination--has occured).

Actually, a letter from OP stating that he will provide for MIL's needs while in US, combined with some assets (house/condo) will work quite well.

10-year multi-entry tourist visa (is that what you mean by "traveler's visa"?) works well--and my MIL has visited twice (Nov 2008-May 2009, when Pras was in ROC; and Apr 2011-Oct 2011 after Pras was naturalised).

There is no I-130 to be filed in a K-1 marriage, simply AOS.
If you file a packet-deal I-485 (with I-765 and I-131), you get an all-inclusive rate of $1,010; but if you wish to exclude the I-131 and/or I-131, you still fork out $1,010--but will need to pay extra if you wish to add the two parts on later)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23304198

"Already"? He's been simply lame as POTUS from the get-go!

"Already"? He's been simply lame as POTUS from the get-go!

"Already"? He's been simply lame as POTUS from the get-go!

"Already"? He's been simply lame as POTUS from the get-go!

Is that the Soup Nazi announcing his death

It sure as hell looks like him.

I wonder what he has to say about the smell of sulfur now?

Good riddance

Technically, the test and the interview (albeit they're most oft done together) are two separate points.
In the case of my own naturalisation (applied 2004/10/15), I was asked at the biometrics if I wanted to take the test (and availed of the opportunity). As Patriot stated, it typically takes a few months between biometrics and the interview (if the interview is early enough in the day, you may be able to avail of a same-day oath).

I think their chicken sandwiches are better then most fast food chicken sandwiches as they seem to use real chicken not chicken mush..

Is he going to ensure they use garbage to generate the energy?
(oops, forgot--he can't do that, it would eliminate the entire State)

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/in-a-first-hindus-are-top-5-in-amu-class-xii-exam/954096
In a first, Hindus are top 5 in AMU Class XII exam
Lucknow, 2012/05/26 01:43
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) may be regarded as a citadel of Muslim education, but the top five positions in the Class XII examination of the university this year have been bagged by Hindu students. AMU officials confirmed this was a first.
University PRO Rahat Abrar said: “In Class XII results, the top five positions have been held by Hindu students. They are our students, AMU does not discriminate on religion and caste basis. They deserved it and they have got the honours. The AMU fraternity is proud of its secular credentials.”
The results of the Secondary School Certificate Part II (Class XII) Examination-2012 of the AMU were announced Wednesday. The topper is Madhav Chowdhry with 91% marks, followed by Ashish Gupta with 89.75% marks while Suraj Raghav, Umang Bhardwaj and Mayank Jain, are together placed third with 88.75% marks on the merit list.
A total of 1,275 students secured first division while 636 secured second division and 57 third. AMU runs two high schools and two senior secondary schools (one for boy and one for girls) on the campus.
President, AMU Research Scholars’ Association, Jasim Mohammad claimed the development showed there was no discrimination in the university. “In several departments, Hindu students outnumber Muslims. The tag of Muslim educational institution to the outside world should not mean that AMU is a ghettoised Muslim institute,” he said.
Faculties like JN Medical College, MBA, computers science have more Hindu than Muslim students. “On an average we have a 3:2 ratio in favour of Muslims but it should not be treated as any benchmark. Anyone who is eligible is given admission and all facilities are common,” said PRO Abrar.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/in-a-first-hindus-are-top-5-in-amu-class-xii-exam/954096
In a first, Hindus are top 5 in AMU Class XII exam
Lucknow, 2012/05/26 01:43
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) may be regarded as a citadel of Muslim education, but the top five positions in the Class XII examination of the university this year have been bagged by Hindu students. AMU officials confirmed this was a first.
University PRO Rahat Abrar said: “In Class XII results, the top five positions have been held by Hindu students. They are our students, AMU does not discriminate on religion and caste basis. They deserved it and they have got the honours. The AMU fraternity is proud of its secular credentials.”
The results of the Secondary School Certificate Part II (Class XII) Examination-2012 of the AMU were announced Wednesday. The topper is Madhav Chowdhry with 91% marks, followed by Ashish Gupta with 89.75% marks while Suraj Raghav, Umang Bhardwaj and Mayank Jain, are together placed third with 88.75% marks on the merit list.
A total of 1,275 students secured first division while 636 secured second division and 57 third. AMU runs two high schools and two senior secondary schools (one for boy and one for girls) on the campus.
President, AMU Research Scholars’ Association, Jasim Mohammad claimed the development showed there was no discrimination in the university. “In several departments, Hindu students outnumber Muslims. The tag of Muslim educational institution to the outside world should not mean that AMU is a ghettoised Muslim institute,” he said.
Faculties like JN Medical College, MBA, computers science have more Hindu than Muslim students. “On an average we have a 3:2 ratio in favour of Muslims but it should not be treated as any benchmark. Anyone who is eligible is given admission and all facilities are common,” said PRO Abrar.

How about leave the car @ your hotel and Metro it to near the Consulate?

We don't do techwork on PRC stuff--that's the oringian designer's job

Translation--they've found an even cheaper cut of beef and will be using it!

Translation--they've found an even cheaper cut of beef and will be using it!

No, it is like a strip-search done through technology and without consent.

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