hi, all:
i've done some searching around on this forum and found some articles that indicate people are OK to use expired forms during their interview. my question is that has anyone done so at the Chinese Consulate in GuangZhou? My fiancee got her P4 yesterday. the Consulate mailed the package out on 8/1. the "strange" thing is that pretty much all the forms in P4 expire on 7/31! Don't the consulate know that their forms expire and they should mail us the new ones? i'm just a little paranoid and want to double check with you all.
thank you very much for reading and replying my message!
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QUOTE(ch1ch1 @ Aug 6 2007, 10:41 AM) 
hi, all:
i've done some searching around on this forum and found some articles that indicate people are OK to use expired forms during their interview. my question is that has anyone done so at the Chinese Consulate in GuangZhou? My fiancee got her P4 yesterday. the Consulate mailed the package out on 8/1. the "strange" thing is that pretty much all the forms in P4 expire on 7/31! Don't the consulate know that their forms expire and they should mail us the new ones? i'm just a little paranoid and want to double check with you all.
thank you very much for reading and replying my message!
i've done some searching around on this forum and found some articles that indicate people are OK to use expired forms during their interview. my question is that has anyone done so at the Chinese Consulate in GuangZhou? My fiancee got her P4 yesterday. the Consulate mailed the package out on 8/1. the "strange" thing is that pretty much all the forms in P4 expire on 7/31! Don't the consulate know that their forms expire and they should mail us the new ones? i'm just a little paranoid and want to double check with you all.
thank you very much for reading and replying my message!
It is OK to fill them out and mail them back to the Consulate. You can also have your fiancee download new forms if applicable (if she wanted to). You just need to make sure your fiancee fill out everything correctly and double check everything. ..
.. Good luck to both of you !! 
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QUOTE(ranran @ Aug 6 2007, 09:50 AM)
QUOTE(ch1ch1 @ Aug 6 2007, 10:41 AM)
hi, all:
i've done some searching around on this forum and found some articles that indicate people are OK to use expired forms during their interview. my question is that has anyone done so at the Chinese Consulate in GuangZhou? My fiancee got her P4 yesterday. the Consulate mailed the package out on 8/1. the "strange" thing is that pretty much all the forms in P4 expire on 7/31! Don't the consulate know that their forms expire and they should mail us the new ones? i'm just a little paranoid and want to double check with you all.
thank you very much for reading and replying my message!
i've done some searching around on this forum and found some articles that indicate people are OK to use expired forms during their interview. my question is that has anyone done so at the Chinese Consulate in GuangZhou? My fiancee got her P4 yesterday. the Consulate mailed the package out on 8/1. the "strange" thing is that pretty much all the forms in P4 expire on 7/31! Don't the consulate know that their forms expire and they should mail us the new ones? i'm just a little paranoid and want to double check with you all.
thank you very much for reading and replying my message!
It is OK to fill them out and mail them back to the Consulate. You can also have your fiancee download new forms if applicable (if she wanted to). You just need to make sure your fiancee fill out everything correctly and double check everything. ..
.. Good luck to both of you !! .. ..The forms are ok to use but no P4 forms are mailed back to the Consulate in Guangzhou. They are carried to the medical and interview.
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