US Immigration from China

Has anyone gotten pushbacks from trying to get your passport stamped? Do I have to make up a real emergency story for it to happen? Last time I was told that I'd get a call within 30 days, then at the 30 day mark, I got an email saying something like "...there's no appointment available...."

What are your strategies?

We haven't traveled to the PRC since naturalization, so of course we would travel on our USA passport when we do. We still have our valid PRC passport, how do we return that to the PRC government? When we travel, before or ???

Hi all -

Urgent help / sharing needed -

My L1A was revoked following a DUI arrest - my case was dropped with DA refused to charge (BAC 0.03, well below 0.08 limit). I need to go back to China on a business trip so will have to address the visa stamp issue at the same time:

* Do I need a new I-129S from my employer (current one endorsed by consulate, and valid through 2025)

* Does anyone have experience with consulate in China? I'm worried about that they have be more negative towards even dropped DUI cases

* Given my situation, any possibility that I may not be required to go through panel test?

Hello all,

My I-130 recently got approved, and now I am working on filling out the I-864 forms and ran into some questions that I wanted clarification for. For the record, I applied for the CR1 visa for my spouse who is the beneficiary, and it is just us two - no other family members/children/dependents.

1. For my I-864 form, my household size would only include my partner and I correct? I noticed that both the fields in "persons you are sponsoring in this affidavit" and "yourself" populated to 1. The next part is "if you are currently married, enter "1" for your spouse. Even though I am currently married, since I am sponsoring him, I would not put "1" here correct? Even though I am technically married. I read the instructions and it mentioned to not double-count anyone, but I am fairly confident but just wanted to double check.

2. For my employment and income, I am currently a medical school student. Just to make some money, I do work as a teaching assistant, but the role is temporary (semester-based) and starting in about a little more than half a year, I will no longer be a teaching assistant and will just be a student as I will be starting my rotations in the hospital (ie, I will no longer have an income). How should I currently report my employment? Would it be better to report my employment as a teaching assistant or as a student? Could I report "Teaching Assistant" as employment 1 and "Student" as employment 2? As a side note, my father will be a joint sponsor in this if that was a concern.

3. There are a few optional sections on the form. Notably, I saw that the form only requires the tax return for the most recent tax here, but it does give the option to provide the forms for the second and third most recent years. Is there any pros or cons to just providing the one versus providing all 3?

4. Another optional section was the assests of the principal sponsored immigrant (my husband). Again, are there any pros or cons to providing versus not providing the information since it is optional?

Thank you for the help!

Hello guys, I m filing online n-400 form. When you put required documents such as tax return documents I can upload only 3-4pages.
did it happen to you guys?