Anyone else hear or see of this

[Ryan H]

I saw a post on this VJ thread that stated the following:

 

My fiancee told me a Chinese website she visits says visa approvals are given out on WHITE sheets of paper instead of pink these days. So if Jane gets approved and handed a piece of white paper, tell her not to be alarmed. "White" is now the "new pink"

 

RFE is still in blue.

 

 

Anyone else hear or see of this? Could it simply be they (the Consulate) are short on colored paper or is it something new.

[warpedbored]

Maybe they got tired of women in pink outfits.

[Randy W]

Maybe people will need to learn to read what's ON the slips.

 

But, seriously, isn't there an informational sheet on white paper that goes along with the approval (usually pink) notice?

[Kyle]

Maybe people will need to learn to read what's ON the slips.

 

But, seriously, isn't there an informational sheet on white paper that goes along with the approval (usually pink) notice?

 

Yes. I never understood why people say it's pink anyways. It's not really pink, more of an orange-ish color. Maybe I'm just color blind

[chilton747]

Colored paper is more expensive than plain white paper. Maybe they are trying to save a few bucks.