US Immigration from China

My wife has been here almost 8 months now. Life is good but now she wants to bring some family, mainly her daughter, son in law and their only child of 14 years old. The child has a great talent that needs to be fostered and trained or educated more might be a better way of saying it. The school here in the US agrees and is accepting her at their school and has written her an admissions letter for the school. It's a prestigious school.

So now the intensive work begins but I don't know where to start and what to do. I don't have the time to research it as I work way too many hours right now. If you have good suggestions, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance, T Town Hombre

Hello,

I am currently filing an I-90 for green card (AS7) renewal. My spouse got the asylum status, then helped me get the asylum visa, then I entered USA as a refugee's spouse, then lived in US for one year, then applied for the green card.

Here is one question on the I-90 form:

Did you enter the U.S. on an immigrant visa?

Immigrant visas are processed and issued by U.S. consulates in foreign countries. If you have obtained a green card by applying for permanent resident status after entering the United States, you are not entering on an immigrant visa.

I don't know how to answer that question. The asylum visa of a refugee's spouse is an immigrant visa or not?. Based on the explanation by USCIS, it seems that it is not. But I'm not 100% sure. Please help me!

Hello. I filed my I-751 on December 16, 2020. I just got an I-551 stamp on my passport.

Does it seem like the USCIS is secretly planning to deny my I-751?

Hello Friends-

We received an RFE for our AOS from K1 visa.

The first item was regarding vaccines for the civil surgeon exam, which we understood why. We re-did the full exam to be safe.

The second item was a copy of the marriage certificate. I m not sure why they are asking for this because we provided as copy the first time. I think it might be because it was a black and white copy- so the seal may have been hard to see.

To be safe we went to the town clerk to get an official copy. I didn t realize until I got home that this copy says Certified Transcript of Marriage as opposed to the original that says certificate of marriage registration

They both contain the exact same information- and both have a seal and signature.

is anyone aware if this is acceptable?

A friend of mine has asked me how she could bring over her son to continue advanced education in the US. I explained F-1 basics to her and suggested he work on his English in China right now. Currently he has a BS in Civil Engineering (BSCE) from Guangzhou University. He would like to get a MSCE or a System engineering degree MSSE in the US and extend the F-1 under an OPT for up to 4 years while working for a US company. I think I basically understand all of that.

I have read that current US policy is not to extend an F-1 to a Chinese student who has worked on Chinese military projects OR gone to certain educational institutions in China that are rated as risks (I assume for technology theft). However, I cannot find a list of these universities that disqualify one for an F-1 ... and, believe me, I've searched for several days.

Does anyone know how to access the aforementioned list? Of course I want to see if a BSCE from Guangzhou University would be disqualifying.

Thanks!

Jim