Hey, what should I do if I immigrate in the third year of junior high school

Mathematics abroad is very simple and much easier than in China. What you should do is to study English hard and practice speaking more. Grades aren't something that most people just come to life.

You have to master the study method, study hard and hard, and after a period of perseverance, your grades will improve. Also, have faith in yourself. It's a lucky thing that you can study abroad, after all, higher education in China is not as good as abroad.

The high school entrance examination is an examination of the knowledge learned in junior high school, and if you want to see your ability, you can take it, and if you don't participate, it basically won't have any impact. I hope you will think more about the good side when you encounter difficulties in the future and face life with optimism.

Don't worry, generally when you go abroad, the school will arrange to learn the language for a period of time before going to school, and then you will go to class, and when you communicate with them, they will also talk to you patiently, knowing that you don't understand the language, they will slow down their speech, and they will try to listen to you, and the language is basically not a problem; When it comes to mathematics, China is probably the most difficult to teach, and they are generally very basic and simple, so you don't have to worry about not being able to keep up. Besides, foreigners will not pay so much attention to grades, but pay more attention to your comprehensive ability in all aspects.

As for downgrading, it depends on how you apply to the school, which school you generally applied to, which grade, and the ...... that will not change due to the domestic exams during class

And I wish you all the best

There is no need to worry about it at all, it must be good for immigration, you will know it after you finish high school and college in China, and you will get the same salary as those who have not gone to school after college, which is not happy. Again, if you are willing to work hard and go out to that environment, you will definitely be able to keep up, don't worry.

I'm working for a large company in a very famous country, but I'm willing to exchange with you, hehe. If I had the opportunity to go abroad like yours, I wouldn't hesitate.

I heard that Americans don't like to study, and their grades are almost as good as eating. The conditions at home are so good, let the question be asked to make people envious, right?

Everything you do in the interview is based on what the applicant said when they appear in court. The interviewer has a slippery record that the applicant said when he appeared in court, and yours has to check that.

Your questions the interviewer has to use notes on paper.

Your applicant has sent the court record back to Tong Sola, and you have to memorize that.

I wish you success with a spine.

Say the right time. The embassy has a record of the state opening.

The time when the Chinese entered the United States is recorded.

Just like a foreigner coming to China. When will the judgment come and how much will it be valid? are all recorded.

I came, I just finished the interview, and the interviewer also asked me this kind of nonsense, but he just asked when my mother went abroad! I told him that the time to go abroad was bent! And he went on the record!

If, if I ask you, you still say the 98 years that your dad said in court, because they are all on record!

My daughter and I applied in July 2006 and just received an interview from the consulate (v92) a few days ago (May 25). Based on this, it is estimated that you should probably receive it in September-October of this year. According to the date of your application, you don't need to check it now, just be patient.

Wishing you a speedy family reunion!

If you send the materials to Guangzhou. Your husband should be notified in the U.S. My dad is here, and when the materials were sent to Guangzhou, the USCIS sent a letter informing us that the materials had arrived in Guangzhou.

Or you can use your V92 number to look it up.

No, but now the interviews are very fast, and now that someone has been notified in July and August, I believe you will receive the package soon.

That's about 4-6 months, because there is a certain procedure from the court to the immigration office, that is, to queue up again, and yours should be about the same.

Isn't there a long wait for Canadian immigration? It may be because the policy has been tightened recently, so the immigration officers are very busy and put your case aside, so it's best to urge **. But the lawyer said that you won the war, and didn't give you the relevant certificates?

If you win, the USCIS will probably send you a letter to inform you as well. Don't wait, act fast and give USCIS a **!

If it is a spouse relative, it will be about 4-6 months, because there is a certain procedure from the court to the immigration office, that is, there is another queue, and my friend has news at 6 months. I think yours should be pretty much there.