Nanning Police Certificate

[Phil & Ningning]

Hello All,

 

My lovely wife of over ten years came to me on a K1 visa after meeting online and I have absolutely zero regrets. CFL was a huge help to us back in the day. Her sister has now met a man from USA and is engaged to him.

 

His K1 petition was sent to the consulate last week from NVC. She has a Nanning Guangxi hukou but currently lives in Shenzhen. Her father has tried to get her police certificate at the notary office and was sent to the police bureau to get the report, but the police told him a new rule has been in effect since August that prevents them from issuing the report to an individual. They tell him that it must be requested by the Notarial Office directly, but the Provincial Notarial Office says they do not yet have a procedure in place to accomplish this.

 

Has anyone else from Nanning or Guangxi province in general come up against this? What should they do?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Phil

[warpedbored]

I honestly don't know but I do want to say hello and welcome back. Seems like ages ago we had the Columbia Gorge get together. Closest thing we've had to a national get together. Bing still tolerates me after all these years. Give Ning Ning our best.

Carl

[Randy W]

Hello All,

 

My lovely wife of over ten years came to me on a K1 visa after meeting online and I have absolutely zero regrets. CFL was a huge help to us back in the day. Her sister has now met a man from USA and is engaged to him.

 

His K1 petition was sent to the consulate last week from NVC. She has a Nanning Guangxi hukou but currently lives in Shenzhen. Her father has tried to get her police certificate at the notary office and was sent to the police bureau to get the report, but the police told him a new rule has been in effect since August that prevents them from issuing the report to an individual. They tell him that it must be requested by the Notarial Office directly, but the Provincial Notarial Office says they do not yet have a procedure in place to accomplish this.

 

Has anyone else from Nanning or Guangxi province in general come up against this? What should they do?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Phil

 

 

Somebody's not doing their job there, probably at the police department. It sounds like something she'll just have to get done one way or another. Maybe she can go there herself and lead somebody by the hand?

 

I haven't heard of anyone being denied a police report at their hukou for any reason. Once the report is issued, then it only needs to be taken to the notary office.

[warpedbored]

Phil, let me know how it comes out. After a long 7 year wait we are finally at the NVC stage for Bing's son. He'll need the police certificate for his visa.

[Phil & Ningning]

Carl, it was ages ago. I have very good memories of that trip North.

 

I agree about somebody not doing their job. Hopefully we can get it worked out soon. Ningning & I as well as her sister's fiance and the entire family will all be together in Nanning in two weeks. So excited about that. Maybe if we all show up en masse.....

 

In any event, I will certainly keep you posted of the result.

[Phil & Ningning]

 

Hello All,

 

My lovely wife of over ten years came to me on a K1 visa after meeting online and I have absolutely zero regrets. CFL was a huge help to us back in the day. Her sister has now met a man from USA and is engaged to him.

 

His K1 petition was sent to the consulate last week from NVC. She has a Nanning Guangxi hukou but currently lives in Shenzhen. Her father has tried to get her police certificate at the notary office and was sent to the police bureau to get the report, but the police told him a new rule has been in effect since August that prevents them from issuing the report to an individual. They tell him that it must be requested by the Notarial Office directly, but the Provincial Notarial Office says they do not yet have a procedure in place to accomplish this.

 

Has anyone else from Nanning or Guangxi province in general come up against this? What should they do?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Phil

 

Somebody's not doing their job there, probably at the police department. It sounds like something she'll just have to get done one way or another. Maybe she can go there herself and lead somebody by the hand?

 

I haven't heard of anyone being denied a police report at their hukou for any reason. Once the report is issued, then it only needs to be taken to the notary office.

 

You're absolutely right Randy. Her brother in law had a contact at the police station. When Baba went to see that person, it was no problem. Then he took it to the notary office and now it's just a matter of time.

 

Incidentally, the I-129F was filed in June and she is now eligible for interview. So much faster than it was in 04.

[Randy W]

Excellent! Thanks for reporting back - keep in touch!

[Phil & Ningning]

Wow. Things have really changed since we went through this. Ningning's sister passed her interview November 30th. That's just over 5 months after I129f was filed. I'm not sure she has received her visa yet, but the interviewer said it was all good. She does have a plane ticket already. Looks like they will be together for Christmas.