beijingjenny

I'm sure they're interested, especially since I am sponsor, and since we are filing to remove conditions, which will have my name on it. Or I can attach a letter with evidence to that. And thanks for the tip, I will find everything I can, we should have plenty of stuff!

Hey all! I have just changed my name legally to Jack's and wonder how I notify USCIS of this? I can't find this information anywhere and can't figure out how to get a live person on the phone. If anyone knows, I'd be grateful. Also, is it just the one form for removing conditions (along with evidence and way too much money) that has to be sent? Thanks, and hope all is well!

Thanks for the ideas robert. Unfortunately we are barely making ends meet ourselves and need our own home and new car etc. While we could prob scrape together $5k, it wouldn't leave us much left to live on. We may also have to give some money for surgery for a cousin of Jack's who's about to die of a brain tumor. I've never heard of the bond thing, but may be worth looking into.

Guangzhou, since he lives in Fujian, no other choice.

Tourist is what he tried. All he can try. No way he'd get a work visa, A farmer from Fuzhou who barely speaks Putonghua,much less English. It's not a big deal. We can try to go back ourselves for a while if it works out. As the boys get older, I def want them to spend periods of time with their family there anyway.

Thanks guys. I guess life goes on. We'll see what to do in the future. A lot of hassle and expense for him to apply again.

Thanks a bunch. That's what I was looking at. And the I-130 says he can only petition for spouse or children ... guess that answers that!

Thanks Don. Not sure he wants to though ... It says very clearly though that permanent residents are not eligible to bring their parents over. Where would I find out if it is possible?

We aren't surprised, but certainly disappointed. Guess we'll have to go back to China ourselves before too long. But I thought someone here said he could immigrate, but according to the USCIS site, permanent residents aren't eligible to bring their parents. Or is there something I'm missing?

Of course Carl was joking.... and thanks Carl. I was just trying to make a point about the gross stereotyping people of all races do.

Chinese women are good cooks and take good care of you. American women are selfish and controlling. Sorry, I couldn't resist Just pointing out similar things may be said by some here too...

Interesting idea Frank. Not sure how we could do that from here though, unless we sent him some money and he opened it.

Great! We DCF'd in Beijing too and everything went pretty quickly and smoothly (minus waiting for the interview!) I see you didn't waste any time after marrying - that's smart, we waited over a year.

Thanks - we will see what happens.

Congrats! That must be so nice to have him there. Enjoy your time And thanks for the encouragement. We certainly will try!