US Immigration from Hong Kong

My fianc currently lives in Hong Kong, and her parents have been trying to get her police records from mainland china for our k1 visa. Her dad spent 3 days waiting at the police after travelling back to their home city and needing to pay them ~$200, offer up many certificates, and interviewed her parents. After all of this, the year on her records was marked as 1995, when she was born in 1994. We feel this shouldn't be an issue, but out of concern with how strict immigration can be we tried to get them to fix this error and the police office refused to do anything about it at all. Her parents are getting frustrated needing to spend much of their holiday time helping their daughter move away, and honestly, we're both getting stressed over the immigration process. Could anyone offer some advice on if this time gap would cause any issues when she goes to her visa interview? Aside from the time period of her being a baby, it covers her entire time in china.

Hi guys,

Is is possible to get a ref again?

We got REF for AOS last month and are trying to come up with evidences that prove that my husband can support me without finding a joint sponsor (as none of his family members are USC or PR).

Bur we are afraid that we might get another ref or rejection if USCIS deem our additional evidence is insufficient..

Thanks again for your help in advance..

Hi Visa Journey,

Apologies if this has been asked before, I tried to search for an answer, but couldn't quite find it.

We are currently in the process of uploading the documents to the CEAC portal, and with regards to the financial sponsors proof of US citizenship, we plan to upload a copy of their passport. I would like to clarify if by "copy", they mean a full scanned copy of the passport i.e. every page? Or just the page with the biographic information. As when we filed our I-130 petition, we had to submit a full copy of the passport.

Kind Regards,

Hi guys,

Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.

I just received a notification that my I-485 is being actively reviewed and nothing is outstanding at this time . I presume this is usually a good news but its troubling me because i got REF on Dec 16 and didn t sumbit requested evidence.

fyi, REF was regarding my birth certificate (which was in line with the guidance and was planning to submit the exact same docs) and the affidavit of support (my husband makes enough income but his fed tax filing hasn t been properly recorded due to his overseas residence and it is being processed by the irs. We also explained the situation in the application and submitted evidences of other financial assets).

I spoke with a live agent via chart about this but she just recommended to response to the ref and disconnected the chat..

Did anyone have the same issue? Can i take the latest update nothing is outstanding at face value and not submit previously requested evidence? If it s the case nothing is outstanding, I just don t want to respond to an REF and create any confusion to my case...

Appreciate any thoughts / advice.. Thanks so much!!

My fiance and I are trying to figure out how to get her police records from China for our K-1 visa. She currently lives and works in Hong Kong, but her mother can get them in china from her home province (Hunan) when she returns there for chinese new year. The confusion we are facing is my fiance lived in another province (Canton) province during her time as a student, and that's where her family currently lives though her chinese residency (Hukou) is still in Hunan. We can't find any information about this online, but will she require police records from both Hunan and Canton province? Covid in general is making gathering these documents very difficult as she needs to rely on her family to help her.