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2013 - The Yang's have moved! http://candleforlove.com/forums/topic/41830-rooms-for-rent-in-tianyu-building-us-consulate-complex/?p=606650 杨家华订房咨询中心Hello everyone, There are a motel style hotel at Guangzhou U.S consulate building. We are honor to provide room service for you. We total have ten sets of rooms. Including one bed room, a living room. two beds rooms, a living room and three beds rooms, a living room. Each set room has separate bathroom and a kitchen. We try our best to provide good service as 3 stars hotel. We have more than 7 years experience to help our guests for medical exam and interview process with free. Our principle is Let all guests live here like in home Here close to bus station and train station. If you need,Please contact us Tel and Fax: 020-38800200 Cell phone: 13724842886(Chinese) 13725270589(English) 杨家华订房咨询中心 Phone number updated 2/6/2007 {edit} Updated thread title, and pinned 6/22/10

If you withdraw the petition you will have to start over from scratch. and wait until your next trip to China to marry. Also as I stated before there are no do overs for an I-130 if denied. My advice is to have a consultation with Marc Ellis or another immigration lawyer well versed in NOIR and familiar with the consulate in Guangzhou. Maybe I'm wrong but IMO with drawing the petition would be just adding another red flag. Especially if you told them it was because you were too hasty.

Ultimately it is your decision. But that sounds like a reasonable course of action. Withdrawing the I-129F explaining that it was hasty, and you and fiancee wanted to develop relationship longer probably would look good and logical to USCIS. Would give you more time to truly decide about relationship, and looks the same to the interviewing officer. Gives more time to develop evidence of a bonafide relationship. I would study the Post Interview forum paying attention to the denials. http://candleforlove...erview-results/ Here is one relevant, Started as K-1, then switched to CR-1... http://candleforlove...nce-what-to-do/ ( This one was odd, petitioner did not elaborate about denial reason, however he did hint at over spending, sounded like a well off guy going for a trophy wife, something to avoid. ) Yes I'll let it settle for a couple of days but I'm thinking this is the best plan of action. We can test out the relationship with our travels, make sure to take lots of photos, save our travel tickets, hotel receipts, etc, and make sure to document everything up the wazoo. Meanwhile I can study up on the denial reasons and do everything to avoid them. From what I understand age difference is not enough to deny a visa as long as everything else is in place. So I'll manage all the details, make sure she's prepared and involved, and front load the petition with as much information as possible, including the EOR letter. I spoke with her today and she doesn't have a problem with waiting and marrying in China, actually she said as long as I come up with an "awesome" proposal. I really appreciate the help!