How to apply for a return visa CR1

If you have lived in China for more than six months and are interested in filing an immigration petition (Category CR1 IR1, CR2 IR2, or IR5) for your immediate family member, you can contact the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) China Office. Applicants residing in the consular district of Guangzhou (including Guangdong, Hainan, Fujian, Guangxi) should contact the USCIS office in Guangzhou.

Let your husband live with you in China for a while. Prove that the marriage is real.

If a U.S. citizen has lived in China for at least 6 months and has a Chinese residence permit, he or she can apply at the embassy (Beijing or Guangzhou) where the residence permit belongs to the embassy.

If you do not meet the above criteria, please mail your application to USCIS at the address indicated on the I-130 guide.

There is no such thing as online e-submission.

About CR1 Visa:

1. According to the provisions of the immigration law, after marrying a U.S. citizen, you can apply for this visa with a valid marriage certificate;

2. There is a priority in time to get a CR1 visa for marriage, and you will receive an appointment notice within one month of the start of processing;

3. In about three months, there will be an appointment for the interview, and then the visa can be issued!

We also received such a letter in August. If you have any news, please reply to us again.

No, dear, you got the GUZ number in January and haven't signed yet?? The normal procedure should be done. Are you going traditional or electronic?

In about a year or so, if it goes well, through the interview, you can come to the United States.

1. Passport.

2. 2 visas**.

3. Sign the letter in person.

4. Do not bring a physical examination bag, vaccine book and CD-ROM.

5. All kinds of notarization: birth notarization, marriage notarization, notarization of unmarried, if there is a marriage history, divorce notarization should be prepared 6. Financial guarantee materials: original signature of Form I-864, tax bill of the guarantor for the last 3 years, W2 and employer letter, if the sponsor is self-employed, there is no W2 and employer letter; If the financial support is insufficient, you need to prepare a joint insurance plan, and the joint sponsor also needs to provide Form I-864, tax bills for the last 3 years, W2 and employer letter, if the joint sponsor is filing jointly, then the spouse of the joint sponsor needs to fill out Form I-864A.

7. Proof of relationship: such as group photos, travel bills, round-trip air tickets, chat records, call records, correspondence, remittance documents from the applicant to the beneficiary, joint bank accounts, relationship certification letters written by relatives and friends, and declaration letters from the applicant (about the acquaintance process, previous marriages, future plans, etc.).

8. Other materials:

If you are a party member or have been a party member, prepare a party member declaration letter and a personal resume such as a sensitive occupation or major, and a personal resume for those with high academic qualifications.

Note: If you choose to process electronically when submitting the material package in the P3 stage, the materials in 5 and 6 above must be submitted in the original during the interview, and the W2 and tax bills can be photocopies; If you choose the traditional one, theoretically NVC has the original, when the interview, the above 5 and 6 materials can not be submitted, but there is no mistake in the NCV audit, it is recommended that especially the 6th item, it is best to prepare an extra original with it.

The more proof of your marriage and the more evidence that you are together, the better, and all the information that can prove that you are in love, I am K1's basic preparation and I am almost the same.

1. Passport, physical examination bag, original appointment letter, 2. Marriage notarization, uncriminal fatherhood, birth notarization.

3. Husband's tax return of 06 07 08 three-year tax bill 4, husband's w 2 pay stub, 5, employer letter.

6. Reputation.

7. Husband's old passport.

8. Chat logs, correspondence, and exchanges between our space blogs 9.

10. My household registration book, ID card, marriage certificate and their copies 11. Remittance slip.

12. List.

The things you need to prepare are:

2.Some of the documents provided at the time of application are photocopies, and you should have all the originals for your side.

3.The more detailed the material that can prove the authenticity of your marital relationship, the better.

4.Any other documents mentioned in the Interview Notice.

Your marriage is less than two years old, and the visa officer will be very strict about this. Their attitude is: first doubt the authenticity of your relationship, and then basically solve those doubts in the interview. As long as the relationship is real, it will be fine. Good luck!

Depending on what kind of CR1 you are, if the U.S. citizen has lived in China for 6 months and has a residence permit, and submits the application at the domestic embassy, it will take about one month from the application to the interview. If the application materials do not meet the requirements of the domestic application, the application materials will be mailed to the USCIS, which will take about 1 year according to the latest speed.

This is normal, the interview in the United States is very fast, basically ask you a few questions, and decide whether to let you pass, the visa refusal is also a few minutes, and it is also passed, which is the so-called second pass or second rejection.

Although you feel that the on-site visa officer did not read any information, just say that the visa officer directly refused you a visa, not the case, in fact, the visa officer has reviewed your information in advance, in the 160** you submitted, in fact, there are several factors that the visa officer is mainly concerned about, basically the visa officer can judge whether he can give you this visa by looking at the **.

The reason why you are denied a visa is because you feel that your personal information is insufficient, and you are afraid that you will not come back after you go there.

The visa officer only asked me two questions and I was denied a visa for two reasons:

DS160** is problematic, incorrect, has a tendency to fill in the wrong information, or does not reflect your own true situation. Because before you are in front of you, the visa officer will see your ** information in advance, and will have a prediction of your situation, and will only ask you some questions that he is more confused about, and if he can dispel his doubts, he can pass.

Another reason is that your overall score is low and you don't meet the requirements for obtaining a visa, so the visa officer basically won't ask too many questions. Or to find the reason from the preparation of their own materials, whether the information is not perfect or the funds are not enough or there is a little bit of immigration tendency, it should be very understandable to say so much, then if there is a place that you don't understand, you can consult the high signature network, there are many years of experience in the United States, I think I can give you a more pertinent advice.

If your visa is refused, you will receive a written notification detailing the reason for the refusal, whether the documents are incomplete, whether the documents are not true, or the consular officer believes that there are no good reasons to believe that you will be able to return on time, etc. You have one opportunity to appeal within 14 days of receiving the notice. The refusal does not mean that the visa officer's decision is correct, so make the most of this appeal and use hard evidence to convince the visa officer to change the decision to refuse.