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Hello Everyone, Its N-400 time and I just went to the USCIS office and had my paperwork checked. Everything looks good. I will be filing at the Texas Service Center and was wondering if anyone else has filed N-400 yet. What have your experiences been and what kind of processing times are you seeing?

Hi, Im on the verge of sending some Video's to China. Lynn's Dad is worried that the Foreign Devils :blink:are Starving her to death,or about to eat her. Well I have some DVDs and I would like to send the family one or two. Is it better to send DVD in Pal or just send a VCD or both. For those who are into Chinese Video formats Drop me a PM. Thanks Friends.

Its very easy for a man in love to look the other way. The heart and the mind are on opposite ends of the world. Still take Care.

English usually works but really Chinese is preferred. I had Lynn write her address by hand and I got a Chinese friend to Type it in Chinese, I made myself some mailing labels that I stick onto the envelopes. I still do that. It really works well. I also use Global Priority from the Post Office. The only thing to remember is to add Peoples Republic of China in english along with the postal code. Click Here Example. http://www.geocities.com/lynnandjoseph/chinalabel.jpg

As for me I was living in Guangzhou whenever we went to the consulate so I always rode the bus. Her way and the highway. The express train to Guangzhou and then the city bus to the consulate.

John: Thanks for the Friday morning giggles! A perfect way to start the end of the week! Hey Man, I really like that one. My boss is Ling she pay good and the fringe benefits are excellant. The only trouble is that I take my work home with me,and I work 24/7. Just Like the Chinese.

A Letter of employment can be written just like any business letter. The only diference is that you will be getting it notarized,and chain authenticated. That means translated into the native language of your fiance. It has to describe your job title and duties as well as your wages. Obviously the better your position the better your chances of success. Of course a letter that says your a good fella dosent hurt. It needs to be on company letterhead with contact information for your employer. Enigma

Rule number 1. Never send an original passport,send a certified copy. In fact never send the original anything Certified copies will do,and if you need to you can show the originals as backup.

Canine Communist Party = Russian CCCP = OH MY GOD

I fully agree with this statement,our I-129F was approved is a short 30 days but it took 6 months to arrive in Guangzhou.

As I recall from our experience,our first P3 was lost in the mail too. At that time these were sent via regular chinese mail. It was not a problem to get it replaced. But keeping up with your case is essential to a successfull outcome. It kind of pays to be paranoiod,that extra awareness has saved us a lot of lost time. Even then it was no Cake Walk. God Bless.

Somtimes you can get really good deals in Guangzhou?

Teaching my wife to drive was a no choice deal since I couldnt locate a driving school. The problem was that we nearly always got into it when she was getting her lessons. She did learn,but we totalled one car in the process. An expensive lesson. But she is a good driver and has her license.

My wife has cold sweats at night,and stays cold most of the time. I nearly always burn up. We are almost never comfortable in the same room. Does that go along with this topic?

Hello, I dont have anything special on my mind today,but just thought I would post our best photo. I like to take pictures and Im messing around with html. I admit Ive progressed a lot. To some that may seem elementary but to me its a lot of fun. Anyway,Id like to see photo's of other couples and if any of you have web pages send me your URL in a PM so I can add you to my links page. I also like to study different web layouts to improve my own designs. My latest work can be found at http://jtech222.0catch.com/maindirectory.html Thanks L & J http://jtech222.0catch.com/_webimages/faces2.jpg