Got a call last night.

[dnoblett]

About a month ago we got a call from someone who would not leave a name or number asking for my Yu. We figured a friend who would be calling back.

 

Last night same thing, however my mother gave the caller my Cell number, and we got the call, it was someone at US Consulate Guangzhou, the call ID indicated 86-20-#### which is Guangzhou. The caller wanted to know when Yu came to USA and when married.

 

Very interesting!

 

Well I answered phone, and Yu talked to the person, guess they know that we are still together.

[rogerinca]

About a month ago we got a call from someone who would not leave a name or number asking for my Yu. We figured a friend who would be calling back.

 

Last night same thing, however my mother gave the caller my Cell number, and we got the call, it was someone at US Consulate Guangzhou, the call ID indicated 86-20-#### which is Guangzhou. The caller wanted to know when Yu came to USA and when married.

 

Very interesting!

 

Well I answered phone, and Yu talked to the person, guess they know that we are still together.

 

 

That is very interesting !!!

 

It also makes me wonder, if a 'hunch' I had, well over a year ago, was that GUZ [remained] tied/linked to the overall process even through AOS, due to their on the ground knowledge of ever changing events in the fraud arena ?? With respect to China, there may be much more deference to GUZ by the folks at USCIS, than many other countries of origin.

 

This is indeed a very interesting bit of data/

[Randy W]

I would guess it's more for statistical purposes than for snooping for AOS info. They do maintain statistics on these things on a per consulate basis.

[Richard & Li]

I agree: That is very interesting.

 

If, by chance, you learn more. Please post.