pkfops

Guess I¡¦ll have to write to tape and hand carry them to GZ when I visit for the Chinese New Year. Not to sure if it will be necessary since our relationship goes back to 1998 (first contact). Extra insurance is a sound option.

I've seen a few postings concerning video evidence of a relationship. Does anybody know if a DVD format is acceptable? thanks pkfops

I send to Guangzhou via global priority with both English and Chinese address. I had my Fiancee email me her address in Chinese and I copied it to a word document to make a sheet of labels. Works great. Remember the Chinese go from Big to Small. Postal code in the upper left. Then; Country, Province, City, Address and Person. My fiancee's sister said if nobody in the local post office can read English; the letter doesn't get delivered until they find someone who can understand it. pkf -------------------- Pete & Wai Fai's K1 Timeline Sent I 129F....................03/25/04 NOA 1............................03/29/04 NOA 2............................08/16/04 NVC Approval..................Pending (Wai Fai's Name Check) NVC Sent to GZ...............Pending Arrive at Consulate..........Pending P3.................................Pending P3 sent..........................Pending P4.................................Pending Interview........................Pending Visa...............................Pending

I am curious if the process in GZ is easier for those who are fluent in Cantonese rather than Mandarin. Do local applicants have a better success rate? Just a thought.