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No, because no one is proposing that she rejoin the firm. There is too much competition for places in the Firm so once you leave you go to the back of the queue. Royalty is all about continuity so you cannot just hop in and out which is what she has done. Put it this way, each charity on its notepaper etc has its patron listed and per charity that is about £20,000 per annum, spread that over ten charities that is £200,000 per annum and each royal has a portfolio of about 20 charities. Suddenly welcoming Meghan back looks very expensive. They already must have dumped £1 million worth of stationery because of her and the patronage offloaded onto some other royal. If Meghan wanted back in she would have to start from the bottom and wait for dead man’s shoes. The social round revolves around charities - you have a party, it is in honour of a charity. So Meghan has missed the bus and we’re she to arrive at said party she would not be the guest of honour. Back of the queue again. Besides which on the list of princesses she must be tenth and falling, which means she won’t receive invitations that readily. Were she to accept an invitation she would have to stay the length of the party; leave early and its the social kiss of death.She would no longer be on the USA embassy list, snubbing a president on a state visit is grossly bad manners and they would not want a repeat of that.Let us assume she is back and on the circuit, they will try her out on less important guests. Imagine it is the newly elected mayor of Kuala Lumpar,she snubs her with every one looking on. Meghan cannot help herself, she is a social idiot - vis the bananas. There will not be a second chance and the mayor of kuala Lumpar will have to be given tea with Kate, duchess of Cambridge in order to mollify her.

The richest people I personally know all have one thing in common, and I didn’t realize it until I just wrote out this list. They’re all married to people from their same socio-economic status, and thus they have a multiplying effect on their income. One person making $250,000 annually in Chicago is doing good for themselves, but may still have some debt. Two people making $500,000 combined are doing great, and probably have no debt.These are the richest people I know. Most of them I know because I taught their children:A private pilot for a hedge fund manager, and his wife, who is a project manager for a major company.A public school principal and his wife, a public school teacher. Yes, believe it or not, public school employees, particularly the administrators in Chicago, make a lot of money.A husband and wife team who own a small chain of stores.The C.F.O. of a major Chicago-based corporation. Her husband actually quit his job as a construction manager in order to become a “domestic engineer.” That means stay-at-home dad.A wife who owns her own wedding-planning business, and her husband, who owns a sheet-metal fabrication business.A retired couple that sold their business-to-business electronics business for millions upon retirement. This couple donated hundreds of thousands of dollars for new tech at a school I taught at once, because their granddaughter went there. Rather than buy her a laptop, they bought laptops for all of the students.A couple that buys foreclosed houses, fixes them up, and rents them out. So it’s not “flipping” them, because they don’t sell them. The husband was a construction foreman who did this as a hobby, and then, over time, started doing it full-time. His wife manages their business, finds the houses to buy, and does the interior design. He manages the actual construction and maintenance on the places they own.A man who owns a stationery supply company that does business with several school districts in the area. I won’t lie… I think this guy has some shady business dealings. Have you ever heard of businesses that overcharge the government for things, then kickback some of that money to the politicians who are in charge of buying those things? I think this guy does a lot of that. It’s the Chicago way.

As for the documents you'd be better off confirming the list from the the college's ADMIN OFFICE. If you want, I can DM you their phone number. They're very helpful (unlike typical office clerks).1. A tip I have in general for you guys is you “CAN" use coloured printouts of your documents and then submit! Its not a must though.2. Also keep 3 copies of every document (Black and white) just in case.3. Another pro tip is to keep your documents as a SET. By this I mean that arrange your documents in the same order as mentioned on the list or website. If you dont have any order, then you may do it randomly but making sets makes things easier. Also make multiple sets.4. Keep all the stationery with you i.e. Stapler, pens, pins etc.5. Keep all the soft copies of your documents with you just in case you need them urgently.6. Check the list on your college website or call their admin office for your documents. Seniors may/may not remember most of the documents required.