HELP: question for those with Chinese spouse
Sep 26th 2001, 3:28 am
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Does anyone know if it's possible to make it any easier for relatives of your Chinese
spouse to visit from China -- to get a tourist visa? Once conditional permanent
resident status has been conferred upon your spouse, is it now any easier for him/her
to have relatives visit? I honestly don't know if the INS has anything to do with
this and there seems to be no info on the subject that I can find.
Thanks!
Adam
spouse to visit from China -- to get a tourist visa? Once conditional permanent
resident status has been conferred upon your spouse, is it now any easier for him/her
to have relatives visit? I honestly don't know if the INS has anything to do with
this and there seems to be no info on the subject that I can find.
Thanks!
Adam
Sep 26th 2001, 3:39 am
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It makes no difference for a realtive to get a tourist visa whether they have a PR in
the US. I have a wife from Indonesia and they turned down a tourist visa for her
sister to come visit us in the US.
The same rules apply...they want to be sure that the person getting a tourist visa
will return to their home country! You might have better luck with a visa for
parents. They would probably have many ties to their home country and less likely to
have "immigrant intent." Good luck!
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the US. I have a wife from Indonesia and they turned down a tourist visa for her
sister to come visit us in the US.
The same rules apply...they want to be sure that the person getting a tourist visa
will return to their home country! You might have better luck with a visa for
parents. They would probably have many ties to their home country and less likely to
have "immigrant intent." Good luck!
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Sep 26th 2001, 6:21 am
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adam boc wrote:
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Having a relative in the US generally doesn't make it easier as it may give them more
reason to stay in the US.
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Having a relative in the US generally doesn't make it easier as it may give them more
reason to stay in the US.
Oct 6th 2001, 2:08 pm
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You all remember this statement when I go talking about consulates not = giving visas
to unmarried young women again. =20
As he exited the consulate he was questioned by other hopefuls, they told him he was
the 9th visa granted that day out of 330 who tried so far, thats less than 3%.
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to unmarried young women again. =20
As he exited the consulate he was questioned by other hopefuls, they told him he was
the 9th visa granted that day out of 330 who tried so far, thats less than 3%.
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Site http://clik.to/getk1 Doc Steen's Visa Pages
http://www.mindspring.com/~docsteen/...o/visainfo.htm Newsgroup FAQ
http://www.k1faq.com Immigration and Naturalization Service http://www.ins.usdoj.gov
{I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. For reliable legal advice, please
consult with a professional immigration attorney.}
Oct 7th 2001, 2:07 pm
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Yes, I think you are a freak. No, I never said never. (My Mother says = Never is a
long, long time.) 9 out of 330 is NEVER to the 221 who did not get it. Buy a clue!
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Steen's Visa Pages http://www.mindspring.com/~docsteen/...o/visainfo.htm
Newsgroup FAQ http://www.k1faq.com Immigration and Naturalization Service
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov {I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. For
reliable legal advice, please consult with a professional immigration attorney.}
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long, long time.) 9 out of 330 is NEVER to the 221 who did not get it. Buy a clue!
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Steen's Visa Pages http://www.mindspring.com/~docsteen/...o/visainfo.htm
Newsgroup FAQ http://www.k1faq.com Immigration and Naturalization Service
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov {I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. For
reliable legal advice, please consult with a professional immigration attorney.}
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Oct 9th 2001, 11:56 am
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Yes, I think you are a freak. No, I never said never. (My Mother says Never is a
long, long time.) 9 out of 330 is NEVER to the 221 who did not get it. Buy a clue!
That leaves 100 who both did and didn't get it?!
Never = 0%. Almost never is a better phrase since now we just need to decide what
percentage "almost" allows!
Andy.
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long, long time.) 9 out of 330 is NEVER to the 221 who did not get it. Buy a clue!
That leaves 100 who both did and didn't get it?!
Never = 0%. Almost never is a better phrase since now we just need to decide what
percentage "almost" allows!
Andy.
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I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination.
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Oct 9th 2001, 3:26 pm
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How could there be 100 who did and did not get it? There were 9 out of =
330. That is 221 who did not get it. Sometimes I think you don't get =
it. ;o) Never equals 0.127598 %, not 0%. Everyone knows that. Look it up in = your
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330. That is 221 who did not get it. Sometimes I think you don't get =
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Oct 9th 2001, 11:13 pm
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Well, 9 out of 330 is 2.727 percent, which is more than 20 times .127598 percent
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Well, 9 out of 330 is 2.727 percent, which is more than 20 times .127598 percent
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Oct 10th 2001, 1:58 pm
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But don't you see? Jonthan is not OF this universe!
Paulgani doesn't that explain a lot of things?
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But don't you see? Jonthan is not OF this universe!
Paulgani doesn't that explain a lot of things?
