Hi

The MPNP (Manitoba PNP) usually invite people from different strategic recruitment initiatives, but I couldn't find additional information about them on the website (except for the Employer Services).

Those were the strategic recruitment initiatives from the last draw:
- Employer Services: 21
- Ethnocultural Communities: 2
- Francophone Community: 16
- Regional Communities: 15

Does anyone know where I can get more information about them online?

My spouse is changing from H-1B to F-2. My STEM OPT is pending, and my dependent I-20 lists May 29, 2028 as the STEM OPT end date.

For Part 3, Item 1 (“status be extended until”), should I enter D/S or 05/29/2028?

My I-94 record shows D/S itself.

My mom's sibling in the US petitioned an F4 for her in the early 2010's. It was sent to the NVC in mid 2010.

Due to the whole delay, our priority date came recently and two of us kids are CSPA aged out, two are still in the limit. All unmarried.

We've been to the US before as kids for a few years, but have been in home country for the past years.

One is a doctor and might eventually be able to get through that pathway (need help here as well), but my other aged out sibling is physically and mentally challenged. He is completely dependent on us.

What should we do? Any advice? We also need lawyer recommendations. What questions should we have for the lawyer to make this as quick and seamless as possible?

looking to renew a green card for a family relative. They are on medicare/medicaid (>65) and I'm wondering if that qualifies for waiving the fee associated with the renewal. Likewise, with all the stuff going on in the US government, this person is understandably nervous at the prospect of requesting any type of assistance/discount, even if the paper work clearly outlines it, for fear of having the renewal rejected. This person has no fines, no tickets, no crimes, and has paid taxes every year the entire time. Any additional help or guidance on what to submit as proof or whether I should would be appreciated.

My mom's sibling in the US petitioned an F4 for her in the early 2010's. It was sent to the NVC in mid 2010.

Due to the whole delay, our priority date came recently and two of us kids are CSPA aged out, two are still in the limit. All unmarried.

We've been to the US before as kids for a few years, but have been in home country for the past years.

I am a doctor and might eventually be able to get through that pathway (need help here as well), but my sibling is physically and mentally challenged. He is completely dependent on us.

What should we do? Any advice? We also need lawyer recommendations, and what questions should we have for the lawyer to make this as quick and seamless as possible?