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Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer...This is assuming she is a US citizen and you are not currently in the US. If she is not a US citizen, or if you were visiting her in the US (on a legal non-immigrant visa) and you decided to get married all a sudden the process is a little different. You can read all about the alternatives here: www.uscis.govUnless you have some complex personal history, can't pass a background check, or cannot follow simple instructions there's no reason to pay for an immigration attorney. My wife immigrated to the U.S. after we got married; no expensive lawyer needed. Just read and follow the instructions and keep copies of EVERYTHING (including copies of your application before you mail it).All the forms and instructions are available online.For a fiancé, the U.S. citizen has to file form I-129(f) with USCIS. For a spouse, the U.S. citizen has to file forms I-130 and I-129(f).Always read the pdf instructions for every form! They will tell you what additional forms and documents you need to submit to complete your application. You should also read the instructions for I-765 (employment authorization) and I-131 (travel authorization). Often you can submit these forms with your initial application. That way, you will be able to get a job and travel while your application for a green card is in progress. If you complete I-131 you will want "advance parole" and will have to give a reason. An acceptable reason could be "need permission to travel for potential future travel. For example, may have to visit my family in country X on short notice in the case of a family emergency."You can read about it on the USCIS pages here:How to help a relative of a US citizen become a permanent resident - www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/A1en.pdfForm I-129(f) - www.uscis.gov/i-129fForm I-130 - www.uscis.gov/i-130Form I-131 - www.uscis.gov/i-131Form I-765 - www.uscis.gov/i-765The current wait time for an I-129(f) to be processed is ~6 months - https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

No, a large portion of the US has a deficiency in iodine in the soil. This was a significant historical problem of thyroid goiters due to iodine deficiency since thyroid hormone is inactive if not iodinated. The area was known as the ‘goiter belt’ (see map). that led to a federal mandate to supplement salt with iodine. Presently, much of the food we eat is grown in other places, so the risk is reduced. So, you can get iodized or non-iodized salt these days. Some people have an extreme sensitivity to iodine (not technically an allergy) so restaurants often choose non-iodized salt. Please be aware that excess iodine can also inhibit the production of thyroid hormone by the thyroid gland, which also leads to iodine deficiency.If you should ever run in to nuclear fallout, the radioactive form of iodine, I-131, has only an 8.2 day half life, so if you take iodine to prevent your thyroid from being damaged by I-131 you don’t need to to it for more than few weeks. For the same reason, any iodine released in the past decayed long ago. Finally, the danger of residual radiation from nuclear tests is fantastically exaggerated. A study was actually done in the early 1960;s (PDF link below) and it found the amount of radiation in the diet back then was only a few percent of total radiation intake, most of that total coming from naturally occurring isotopes, especially K-40.Reference:https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/17/21/8131/pdfHistory of U.S. Iodine Fortification and SupplementationIodine is a micronutrient required for thyroid hormone production. This review highlights the history of the discovery of iodine and its uses, discusses the sources of iodine nutrition, and summarizes the current recommendations for iodine intake with ...https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3509517/

I suspect that the question is asking what would happen when the stored fuel is vaporized in the fireball. It would be taken up high into the stratosphere and spread downwind much farther away. It would be a fairly inconsequential addition to the fallout that would be generated from the nuclear explosion being a ground burst and the contents would vary greatly with the date that each of the spent fuel elements had been placed in the pool. For more detail, you can work it out from this extensive study by Brookhaven National Laboratory www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/6135335-5voofL/6135335.pdf. I have extracted the half-lives for each of the 49 isotopes listed in Table 4.1 and intend to post information elsewhere that is specific to the spent fuel pool in Reactor #4 at Fukushima since that fuel had been removed from the reactor on November 30, 2010 and was 101 days into the decay cycle on March 11, 2011 when the earthquake and tsunami interrupted the flow of cooling water to the reactors and spent fuel pools.The data is in spreadsheet format and did not appear in readily intelligible form here. I will gladly share my spreadsheet with anyone who asks me via direct message within Quora who provides me a return e-mail address.PS - the reactor would also be pulverized and most likely somewhat vaporized and taken up into the stratosphere and resultant fallout.Here is the list of 49 fission product isotopes likely to be present in the spent fuel elements at the time of discharge from the reactor. They begin to decay immediately thereafter and effectively are gone at the end of 10 half-lives and half-lives range from 29.8 seconds for Rh 106 to 15,700 yrs for I 129.1 Co 58 Cobalt2 Co 60 Cobalt3 Kr 85 Krypton4 Rb 86 Rubidium5 Sr 89 Strontium6 Sr 90 Strontium7 Y 90 Yttrium8 Y 91 Yttrium9 Zr 95 Zirconium10 Nb 95 Niobium11 Mo 99 Molybdenum12 Tc 99m Technetium13 Ru 103 Ruthenium14 Ru 106 Ruthenium15 Rh 106 Rhodium16 Sb 125 Antimony17 Sb 127 Antimony18 Te 125m Tellurium19 Te 127 Tellurium20 Te 127m Tellurium21 Te 129 Tellurium22 Te 129m Tellurium23 Te 132 Tellurium24 I 129 Iodine25 I 131 Iodine26 I 132 Iodine27 Xe 133 Xenon28 Cs 134 Cesium29 Cs 136 Cesium30 Cs 137 Cesium31 Ba 137m Barium32 Ba 140 Barium33 La 140 Lanthalum34 Ce 141 Cerium35 Ce 144 Cerium36 Pr 143 Praseodymium37 Pr 144 Praseodymium38 Nd 147 Neodmiyum39 Sm 151 Samarium40 Eu 154 Europium41 Eu 156 Europium42 Np 239 Neptunium43 Pu 238 Plutonium44 Pu 239 Plutonium45 Pu 240 Plutonium46 Pu 241 Plutonium47 Am 241 Americium48 Cm 242 Curium49 Cm 244 Curium