US Immigration from China

Hello everyone, I haven't posted here for a while since I became a U.S. citizen in 2017, but given all the recent stories in the media, I'm curious to find out here about everybody's real life experiences.

For example, I just saw an immigration attorney's video (Jim Hacking) on YouTube that says there have been an increasing number of naturalization applicants that have got their applications denied, and then have their Green Card called into question, sometimes based on minor discrepancies in previous immigration paperwork... It's certainly concerning with all the high profile immigrants-related news stories coming out these past 2 weeks, but I also remembered that some of the stories I heard during his first term were either exaggerated or reported with missing details by liberal media outlets. I was also naturalized during Trump's first term: there was delay in the process experienced by all applicants, but my general experiences dealing with USCIS didn't differ from that during the Obama administration.

Nevertheless, the messaging on USCIS' official instagram page certainly changed dramatically right after his 2nd term began. That page has always focused on sharing filing tips and procedure changes as well as photos taken at naturalization ceremonies, throughout both his first term and Biden, but now it shares a lot of, for lack of a more proper word, propaganda-ish content. Therefore, I want to see if everybody's real life experiences with USCIS are also truly different from before.

Wife received her US citizenship/passport about 2 years ago. She applied and received a Family Visa for visits to China of up to 6 month duration. When she applied the Chinese consulate cut the corner off of her Chinese passport to invalidate it because they do not allow dual citizenship. She now regrets it. Wish she had just stayed a permanent resident. She wants to move back to China long term. Is it possible for her to get her Chinese citizenship back? I assume she would have to renounce her US citizenship? Is there any way to go back to being a permanent resident/ Greencard holder and keeping Chinese citizenship?

Hi,

I am a US citizen, and I filed I-130 for my wife who lives abroad. We got married online, and I visited her afterwards. When I filed I-130 online at last March, I included visiting photos, several airplane tickets from when we traveled together after marriage, and wedding pictures.

The whole I-130 process takes so long that I have now even completed the ITIN application for my wife, and this year I am filing tax return as married filed jointly. I heard tax-return is very strong bona fide evidence. So I wonder should I add it to the original I-130 application? I don't know if this will cause my case to re-enter the queue or cause any sort of delay? Or maybe I just leave as is?

Thanks for the help.

My fiance is from Hong Kong but is a legal resident of Canada and resides in Toronto. Will she have to return to Hong Cong for medical and interview ?

Hello my name is Rick and I.m from Pennsylvania. My fiance is Lingzhi and is from Hong Kong. She is a Legal Resident of Canada and also has a Tourest Visa to the USA. We are deciding which route to take to get married and reside in the USA. We could get married in Canada and i could stay there or she could stay with me in USA until her visa is approved.Or would we be better going the K-1 route ?