US Immigration from China

Do we need to prepare two separate I-134s for K1 and K2? Thanks.

If anyone stumbles on this post while looking for appointment times after being DQ'd for a marriage based visa at the Guangzhou Consulate

DQ - July 10th 2023

Letter - Not Received as of 10/15/2023

Appointment - Still not Scheduled

My daughter and I are applying for K1/K2 and should get the visas soon. I have two questions. First, will her current F1 visa be canceled after getting K2? She is 19 years old and studying in the US now. Second, can she go to the US with K2 alone after I go in first? Can we get separate packages for entry to the US customs? Thanks!

I'm in packet 3 right now, I'm really worried that a waiver might be needed after my interview at the consulate. I had a 10-year tourist visa, it got revoked by CBP upon my 3rd travel to the USA. The CBP officer deemed I worked illegally in the USA during my previous stay even lack of actual evidence. Even my nationality was wrong on the investigation records. My lawyer tried to contact them to rescind their determination, even they kind of admitted their mistake but refused to take it back. We prepared affidavits and other evidence that I didn't work before, would it be enough for the interview? My passport showed: 212(c)(7)(a)(i)(l). I do not want a waiver, as we have been separated for 3 years, I don't want to wait for any longer. Anyone have the similar experience?

Hello all, I wanted to inquire about the possibility of contacting the local senator after getting documentarily qualified. My spouse and I were qualified a couple of months ago, and we heard from other sources that contacting your senator may help in speeding up or getting more information about the status of the case.

I was thinking of doing this as long as it didn't have any potential of hurting the application. I was wondering if anyone else had any experience with this.

Thank you!