visitor visa

[JoeLiyan]

Joe, Darrell, are either of your wifes only clildren or to her parents have other children in China?

201784[/snapback]

I dropped you a PM...she's not; family of 5!

[skibum]

So............Darrell's, Joe's and Tine's wives each have siblings in China. My wife does not. I think we are being told something.

[ÕÔÙ»ºÍ³Î°ÛÀû]

That's a bogus requirement on Continental's part. They're obviously trying to protect themselves from having someone denied entry to the US and having to transport them back to China. But the decision to admit someone to the US is in the hands of the CBP officer at the port of entry, not an airline check-in agent. There is no requirement in US immigration law that you have a return ticket of any type when entering on a non-immigrant visa. A return ticket is one of many possible pieces of evidence one can use to overcome the presumption of intent to immigrate.

[Luo_Bin_&_Jialu]

I have to agree with my friend here...Continental has no business with the visa business...but what do I know..I'm just a simple citizen..

 

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Great news on the visitors visa!

 

rob