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[yuzhen]

Ok this is how it went down.

We stayed at Mr. Yangs place, he lived up to his reputation.

On the morning of 28th me and the wife headed to the consulate with 3 hours of sleep each. I was gonna bring my son as a visual aid, but decided it was for the better to leave him at home and head to battle with 28 pounds less equipment. Our appointment was for 7:15 am, we got there at 7:00am. I remember reading somewhere that it was useless to go there early just to get in front of the line, what i read was absolutely correct. If i had to do it again, i would hang back at the end where it wasnt as crowded. My wife came out at around 11:00 am just went my anxiety level was about to burst my eyeballs out of thier sockets. She came down with a sad look on her face, which turn to laughter after i smacked her on the back of her head. I knew she was faking it becuase there was no tears, and she usually cries really easily.

Her experience at the interview where i wasnt goes as follows; She got her number from the line outside and went upstairs to the consulate. She sat there for a few hours waiting for her name to be called, almost falling asleep. she got called her up to a window and was instructed to open her med packet and signed something. she was asked my name, if she was communist, if she have been married b4, have she been to usa b4, then she recieved a numbered ticket and instructions to get her finger prints then wait til after lunch to continue with the interview. Then she got called to another window to get her fingerprints taken. She sat down expecting to wait until after lunch to finish with the interview, but instead they called her up to another window. In this window the person asked her for her passport and interview apointment letter, my name again, when she met me and how, then asked for pictures and asked her questions reguarding the pictures. She was also asked how many times i returned to visit. The issue of my measily income came into question because i made so many trips to china, but my wife answered that i was leaching off my mom. Then she was handed a pink slip and told shes going to america

This is only about 90% accurate interogation and translation of my wifes experience because she was so sleepy and tired b4 the process even began. From what she told me its a pretty strait forward process. Dont think too much ahead of time. Just listen, answer honestly, provide the materials required, do as they instruct and keep ur fingers crossed. Not listening carefully and responding with too much "Huuuh?" will get u yelled at lol Hope this help paint a general picture of what you have to go through for the interview. Good luck to who ever follows and may the force be with you.

[tsap seui]

Alright!! She did great!!

 

tsap seui

[thewaitiskillingme]

Congrats on the PINK and thank you for posting this.

 

 

 

Ok this is how it went down.

We stayed at Mr. Yangs place, he lived up to his reputation.

On the morning of 28th me and the wife headed to the consulate with 3 hours of sleep each. I was gonna bring my son as a visual aid, but decided it was for the better to leave him at home and head to battle with 28 pounds less equipment. Our appointment was for 7:15 am, we got there at 7:00am. I remember reading somewhere that it was useless to go there early just to get in front of the line, what i read was absolutely correct. If i had to do it again, i would hang back at the end where it wasnt as crowded. My wife came out at around 11:00 am just went my anxiety level was about to burst my eyeballs out of thier sockets. She came down with a sad look on her face, which turn to laughter after i smacked her on the back of her head. I knew she was faking it becuase there was no tears, and she usually cries really easily.

Her experience at the interview where i wasnt goes as follows; She got her number from the line outside and went upstairs to the consulate. She sat there for a few hours waiting for her name to be called, almost falling asleep. she got called her up to a window and was instructed to open her med packet and signed something. she was asked my name, if she was communist, if she have been married b4, have she been to usa b4, then she recieved a numbered ticket and instructions to get her finger prints then wait til after lunch to continue with the interview. Then she got called to another window to get her fingerprints taken. She sat down expecting to wait until after lunch to finish with the interview, but instead they called her up to another window. In this window the person asked her for her passport and interview apointment letter, my name again, when she met me and how, then asked for pictures and asked her questions reguarding the pictures. She was also asked how many times i returned to visit. The issue of my measily income came into question because i made so many trips to china, but my wife answered that i was leaching off my mom. Then she was handed a pink slip and told shes going to america

This is only about 90% accurate interogation and translation of my wifes experience because she was so sleepy and tired b4 the process even began. From what she told me its a pretty strait forward process. Dont think too much ahead of time. Just listen, answer honestly, provide the materials required, do as they instruct and keep ur fingers crossed. Not listening carefully and responding with too much "Huuuh?" will get u yelled at lol Hope this help paint a general picture of what you have to go through for the interview. Good luck to who ever follows and may the force be with you.

[Guest Mike and Lily]

Thank god for loving Moms. Congratulations!

[Guest Rob & Jin]

great news, hope you dont have to wait long for the visa.

[yuzhen]

great news, hope you dont have to wait long for the visa.

Yeh thats my current worry as of now. I met a couple at mr. yangs who waited over 10 days for thier visa.

[Guest Rob & Jin]

great news, hope you dont have to wait long for the visa.

Yeh thats my current worry as of now. I met a couple at mr. yangs who waited over 10 days for thier visa.

 

 

yep, we are day 6 still no visa

[rogerinca]

great news, hope you dont have to wait long for the visa.

Yeh thats my current worry as of now. I met a couple at mr. yangs who waited over 10 days for thier visa.

 

 

yep, we are day 6 still no visa

 

 

Yes, thanks for the overview and recap !!!

 

I was wondering if your Lao Po brought the little bundle of joy to the interview !!??

 

Maybe this is still a part of the 'curse' of those of us who filed in the May, June, July, group last year !!?? Slow NOA-1, even slower NOA-2, slow boat to the NVC, and then wasting away in Guzville for so long waiting for the P-3 !!!???

 

I think as members, we should get a special ribbon to have attached to our profile page, just like a military service/campaign ribbon !!!

 

Hope both you and Rob, have the visas very soon now !!!!!!

[carl.hops]

Thanks for taking the time to tell us how the interview wnt, valuable stuff. I may have to come back home with out her if it takes us 6 days to get the visa.

[yuzhen]

great news, hope you dont have to wait long for the visa.

Yeh thats my current worry as of now. I met a couple at mr. yangs who waited over 10 days for thier visa.

 

 

yep, we are day 6 still no visa

 

 

Yes, thanks for the overview and recap !!!

 

I was wondering if your Lao Po brought the little bundle of joy to the interview !!??

 

Maybe this is still a part of the 'curse' of those of us who filed in the May, June, July, group last year !!?? Slow NOA-1, even slower NOA-2, slow boat to the NVC, and then wasting away in Guzville for so long waiting for the P-3 !!!???

 

I think as members, we should get a special ribbon to have attached to our profile page, just like a military service/campaign ribbon !!!

 

Hope both you and Rob, have the visas very soon now !!!!!!

Little bundle of joy stayed at home. I had a feeling he would of been a little bundle of punk kid if wife brings him into such a serious enviroment. Wife just brought his US passport and mine in.

[yuzhen]

great news, hope you dont have to wait long for the visa.

Yeh thats my current worry as of now. I met a couple at mr. yangs who waited over 10 days for thier visa.

 

 

yep, we are day 6 still no visa

So are u guys still hanging around GUZ?

[griz326]

Good write-up...

 

I hope the visa appears soon!

[Guest Rob & Jin]

great news, hope you dont have to wait long for the visa.

Yeh thats my current worry as of now. I met a couple at mr. yangs who waited over 10 days for thier visa.

 

 

yep, we are day 6 still no visa

So are u guys still hanging around GUZ?

 

 

Jin is still there, i flew home alone

[yuzhen]

great news, hope you dont have to wait long for the visa.

Yeh thats my current worry as of now. I met a couple at mr. yangs who waited over 10 days for thier visa.

 

 

yep, we are day 6 still no visa

So are u guys still hanging around GUZ?

 

 

Jin is still there, i flew home alone

that sucks i was looking for someone to go enjoy some chinese pizza with hehe

[Randy W]

 

Jin is still there, i flew home alone

 

 

Wow, Rob! That's sad! I didn't realize that! Well, soon!