billyc

Dan, You had me start to think about doing filing myself. The lawyer I contacted today saying their are doing the paper filing. Do you recommend to do the efiling? Will the efiling speed up the things a little bit? Because I have a baby, I need to file two I130. Will the cases be seperated if I do the e-filing? Thanks!

warpedbored: Yes, you are right. Fortunately I have not started my filing with this lawyer yet. Based on the advises from this forum, I am contacting a new lawyer who advises us not to lie for the CCP. We will hire the new laywer to proceed our case.

Thank you, every one here for answering my question! I am overwhelmed by the love and caring from each of you. I wasn't expected to have so many answers in such short time period. The warmness of this Forum eased up some pain for being away from my family. Thank you all for your kindness!

Thank you. We will not lie in the process. It is because we are honest, my wife had the valid B-2 visa when she was pregnant, she didn't come over and lie to enter the US. However being apart as a falimy, especially with my little baby is very hard for all of us. We wish the green card process for them could be quicker. Is the waiver (4 months) delay is mandatory? Is there any way in the interview process to avoid the waiver? (such as providing an affidavit declair to quit the party might help?) or the waiver is inevitable?

She is my biological child. So I can file a N600 for my duaghter's citizenship once she is in US on an immigration visa. Thank you again for the advise!

Thank you so much Dan for your answers! You are wonderful! You mention something about my baby daughter's citizenship. When she was born I was still a green card holder. I thought she would not be able to become an US citizen either until age 18 or when her mum becomes an US citizen? If I read your comment right, there is a path for her to become an US citizen without wait for her Mum's citizenship application?

Dear member on this Forum, I am a new member of this Forumm and surprising found so many helping hands and kindness here. I got married with my wife last year when I was a green card holder in US and she is a Chinese citizen in China. We had a baby in Jan in China. We were waiting for me to become an US citizen to file their green card application, so that our family can be reunited sooner. I am ready for filing the I-130 application. One big issue I overlooked and now seems a big problem is: my wife is a memebr of the communist party. It is not because the belief, It is simply the job requirement. She is not an currupted offical, just an office manager there in a state own company. My lawyer told us not to mention she is a party member, saying they have been applying a lot of cases till now without any issue. The lawyer said if we disclose this information, the application will be delaid for very long time. However, both my wife and I are honest and afraid that we lie to the UCSIC and the consequences will be even more severe. I missed my baby very much and can't bear being apart from my wife and daughter baby any longer. Please advise what is the best way to deal with this issue? Thank you in advance! billy chang