george lee

sony and nokia have chinese language installed. i believe chinese translator is a program you add to the cell phone.

the phone that your wife is using now is most likey a gsm phone, so t-mobile or att can be use on your wife's phone. my wife is using t-mobile and the phone from china.

Ah the famous window #22 dammmm...please don't mention window # 22, my wife still gets nightmares about window # 22.

i really don't think that appointment time has to anything to do with the interview. are you going show your support at GZ?

no visa needed to go thru hong kong, my wife came thru china to hong kong to hong kong international airport to ny. good luck.

check my timeline. good luck!!!

this is only my method and it happened when i was in junior high and high school. i was living in the lower east side in nyc, the big apple or the rotten apples. it was the late 70's and early 80's, the asian kids always get jumped by the non-asian kids, before and after schools 24/7. we united ourself with the older teenagers in chinatown (more fighting experiences) and we took care of business, you know what i mean? after 3 years of battles (wins and losses), we were not picked on anymore, we won the war. t

Well I do have a question. Will my Fiancee require to know English if we 100% communicate in Chinese? She and I are Chinese and we both speak the same language. Will the VO ask that my Fiancee know English? Thanks, Vinny vinny, my wife and i spoke chinese and her interview was in mandarin, so relax and dont worry about it. my wife requested her interview in chinese. good luck.

1 - i never try it but i do try not to sleep before the flight so i can sleep. my trip is 16 hours. 2 - ginseng is the best, besides alochol and american cigaretts/cigars 2a - i dont know about grits. 2b - maybe action figures 2c - ginseng tea 2f - for your baby, 24k gold bracelet 3 - american medications for cold/cough/flu good luck and safe trip.

ditto that...my wife don't like talking about it either and i am chinese myself. i just do it and put the paper in our safe deposit box, end of disscusion.

sorry, i thought your wife is still in china, misread your post. i also selected YES for my wife where SSA assigns a ssn and issure her a card. it took about 3-6 weeks for ssn to arrive. you may go to your local ss office and inquire about her ssn.

i had the same situation where i wanted to insure my wife while she was in china, but she had no ssn, so no coverage. you may also want to check if your insurance company coverage extends to china as well. i found out that my insurance does not cover outside of USA, so it really does not matter if she is cover or not. she has coverage under my insurance now, after recieving her ssn. good luck.

hi jin, i filed i-130 for my wife with marriage certificate and passport only, no pictures, no chat logs, no email logs, no letters or any other documents, but do bring all supporting documents to the interview in GZ. check my timeline. good luck

Lol yes I think this is what will happen. Good thing I had her make 4 copies of everything SMART MAN!!!

guz may filed it under trash can

http://thedaoculture.com/yinyang/easternph...id=2_4&no=4 The closest thing to a credit for this article was at the beginning "I found this post at a discussion group. I thought it was interesting enough so I post it here" the late chairman mao is flipping in his grave.

i do not think koreans invented chinese characters, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_character, please prove me wrong. George, wait and see, there will be many knowledgeable CFLers proving that is wrong or correct, as long as they have time. i'm waiting...

i do not think koreans invented chinese characters, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_character, please prove me wrong.

my wife says the same thing, china is safe, my replies were "go back to china " she then STFU.

rob, one day you will be just like him, singing in mandarin to your wife. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y19vv0ZEMPU...xp_fresh+div-HM

be strong and i'm sure time will flies quickly

hi michael, I130 takes about 2 - 3 months to process, see my timeline. good luck.

What my husband said is true. but for the second question , we both have never heard of it. If you are doing "modern-traditional" Chinese way, then you will have to "knock the door of the bride", and her friends will ask you a lot of silly questions. you need to pay them off by sliding the small red envelope under the door. (usually only 20 or 30 kuai in each envelope). I don't know if this is what you are talking about. In China, the traditions are different in different places, hope this can help you some. i had to sing a song, do 10 push ups, eat a banna, and paid 999.99 rm in red envelpoe before door is open. if that is not enough, wait till the banquet, you and wife will be doing silly stuffs, like eating chicken ass, eat the cherrys off her chest, kiss when guests request it, roll an egg up one leg and go accross the zipper area and come down the other leg, and other crazy stuffs.

RA, question 1 - all money received goes to the bride's family. question 2 - we had to return a red envelope to the guest when we received a red envelope. the return red envelope was only 2 rmb. we had over 200 guests at our banquet. her family is from toishan and traditions are very common in her town. the knock the bride's door was 999.99rmd. i hope this helps you out. good luck.

hi mike, congrads on everything. what is the stimulus payment? i filed the amend for 2007 and 2008 and received both fed and states for both years, but not a stimulus payment. can you explain the stimulus payment? do you have a link? thanks.