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When my wife was in maturnaty leave i applied for a american visa in his chinese passort not understanding that he was a citizen without my consent thus forced to renounse when he turns 18, it was denied and for 3 years my mother who is almost 80 now wants me to bring him there but i dont understand how to do this, as i have his chinese passort i can not apply for some trip permit through china and america says he is a citizen who can not leave china to goto america i was told i could try to goto a 3rd country first then fly to america but his american passort wouldnt have a entry stamp i think, and now after all this time my wife isnt happy on my getting his American passort how can i do that without her consent and even if i do she refuses to let me take him with out her and she only gets 15 days a year vacation time, My name is Leon Arant and helpfull reply would be nice thank you -
Here is a link to an article from MSN that I read the other day: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/spit-on-yelled-at-attacked-chinese-americans-fear-for-their-safety/ar-BB11AEg5 The young lady in the photo was spat on by a middle age man because she was..what? and because Why? The article does not get the booze 's the clown side of the story but makes it clear that they ( the writer of the article) thought it was from unwarranted prejudices because the lady was Chinese. Very sad. "She could feel him staring at her. And then, suddenly, she felt it: his saliva hitting her face and her favorite sweater. In shock, Ms. Zhu, who is 26 and moved to the United States from China five years ago, hurried the rest of the way to the gym. She found a corner where no one could see her, and she cried quietly. “That person didn’t look strange or angry or anything, you know?” she said of her tormentor. “He just looked like a normal person.” " "A writer for The New Yorker, Jiayang Fan, said she was taking out her trash last week when a man walking by began cursing at her for being Chinese. “I’ve never felt like this in my 27 yrs in this country,” she wrote on Twitter on Tuesday. “I’ve never felt afraid to leave my home to take out the trash bc of my face.”" "In interviews over the past week, nearly two dozen Asian-Americans across the country said they were afraid — to go grocery shopping, to travel alone on subways or buses, to let their children go outside. Many described being yelled at in public — a sudden spasm of hate that is reminiscent of the kind faced by American Muslims and other Arabs and South Asians after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001." How can this be in America? Well at least: "At Engage Armament in Rockville, Md., most gun buyers in the first two weeks of March have been Chinese-American or Chinese, according to the owner, Andy Raymond. More than a fifth of Rockville’s residents are of Asian ethnicity, and Mr. Raymond said buyers from Korean and Vietnamese backgrounds were not unusual. But Mr. Raymond said he was stunned by the flow of Chinese customers — in particular green-card holders from mainland China — that began earlier this month, a group that rarely patronized his shop before." Not entire sure what I feel about this bit. I want to smile but on the other hand I realize it is not a good solution. Neither, Am I not really sure what is the solution. Danb
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I'm living with my fiance in China. I'm wondering how to write my Chinese address on the I-129f. I've seen some posts talk about it already, but I'm still a bit lost. I can't fit all of the pinyin in the space allowed on the form. Should I just write "See attachment" and write the pinyin and Chinese characters on a separate page? This might sound stupid, but is the attachment page supposed to be stapled to the I-129F? How does one include it as an attachment among all the other documents that accompany the I-129F? Same goes for my phone number. The spaces provided at the end are for a U.S. number. Should I leave it blank and just provide an email? Thanks for any advice!!
