The Wilson family are nationals of the United Kingdom (UK). George, the father, has a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering and is presently employed as a manager at Proctor and Gamble in the UK. He has worked at the UK location for 5 years. Proctor and Gamble has U.S. headquarters in Atlanta, Miami, and Manhattan. Evelyn, the wife, is a doctor. She got a job offer at Genoa City Memorial Hospital in New Jersey. She recently inherited $500,000 when her rich uncle passed away. Their son Jeff, 22-years-old, was studying engineering in the U.S. on an F-1 Visa and recently graduated from Tulane University. He just received his first post-graduate job offer in the engineering field. Their 25-year-old daughter, Hannah, would like to study phlebotomy. Unfortunately, she cannot find anyone in the UK to work with her. George has contacts with Lab Tech Medical Corporation and they specialize in phlebotomy. The president is willing to give Hannah a trainee position. Hannah, however, does not wish to stay in the U.S. Their daughter, Ava, was born in the U.S. She has a U.S. passport, but has been away from the U.S. for the last six months. Ava is dating Jack, who was born in the UK like the rest of her family. Since Jack's dad is rich, Jack has never worked. He is not sure that he truly wants to live in the U.S. However, he's always wanted to go to Maui. The entire Wilson family, and Jack, would like to come to live in the U.S. to make better lives for themselves. Since everyone's circumstance seems to be different, they are confused as to how they can all live together in the U.S. In a memorandum, please explain which visa category or categories you would assign to each family member.