US Immigration from China

Since the COVID air travel restrictions start today, can someone with K1 visa and an I-693 medical exam that waived them getting the visa because they got non-approved vaccines (Russia, China, etc.) answer whether they were able to fly into the United States successfully with their K1 visa and I-693?

It's not clear whether the K-1 visa holders will be treated as "immigrants" and be allowed to use an I-693 that waives the requirements to travel to the USA or whether K-1 visas will be subject to the vaccine requirement, because it is not an immigrant visa.

Hey guys

My Fianc finally received her Visa about a month ago. We are in desperate need to find a vaccination center in China that is able to stamp the official vaccine passport.
We have had no luck calling the phone number 862162699006. This is the phone number listed online for the office available to handle health screening and vaccination for immigration to the United States

Does anyone have any information on getting an official (in vaccine passport) vaccine in China?

Does anyone know if the vaccine is mandated to enter into the United States as of now?

Any tips or advice is graciously appreciated!

We just received the email from NVC for the Immigrant visa Interview at the Guangzhou Consulate this month. Due to some personal issue we won't be able to make it and would like to reschedule. I wasn't able to find any reschedule option at the CGI Stanley website. Would anyone kind enough to share how to reschedule? Many thanks.

Hello all,

my wife had a first Naturalization interview 3 months back and did not pass the writing part of the exam.

I recently received a letter saying she was denied for Naturalization due to no show at the 2nd schedule appointment.

We were in the process of a hectic schedule and moving houses and did not receive the 2nd scheduling appointment.

What do I do now?? Do I file a N-336 to request a hearing and explain? Please help..

Thank you!