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I know that you can get the visa in one day in DC. The chinese visa office is in a nondescript office building on wisconsin ave in NW dc, when i was last there many people were picking up their visas that were expedited in one day Jay

Signal, I just sent my I-129 to Vermont today, so you and I will be great guinea pigs on the effects of IMBRA I went to my SO's brothers wedding in Nanning, a very nice clean city, but is it my imagination that Nanning seems to be overly represented on the board, must be something dark in the hearts of the men of the "green city"

Newbie here, Wonderful supportive site, I have a question about address chage. A strong possibilty exists that my SO will have to move to a new section of Guangzhou. How difficult is it to update her address mid-stream? I am mailing the I-129 tommorow. Thanks Jay

You get a police certificate from where the applicant's residence is registered - where hu kou (household registeration), current ID were issued. Like me, my hu kou is in mid China Jiang Xi province, but I'm in south China Guangzhou. I have two options: 1. Get a police certificate from Jiang Xi. or 2. Obtain a Temporary Residence Certificate in Guangzhou and get a police certificate in Guangzhou. 223185[/snapback] Thanks everyone for the information, looks like my fiance has to go back to her hometown of Yangshou. Similing Asia, my Yanxia lives in Guangzhou as well, lucky for the both of you, no traveling for interview.

New member, beginning the torturous uncharted post IMBRA path of obtaining a K1 visa, but first I want to say how heartwarming the response of this board has been to the tragedy in New Hampshire. I am looking for a definitive answer on the police certificate. I have read many conflicting procedures on how to obtain said certificate. I am hopeful that this one is correct: "The police certificate can only be obtained from the place of household registry or hukou, it will cover all places he/she has lived in China " Please update me on the latest information regarding this process. Thanks Jay