I'm going to Guangzhou Consulate for an immigration interview. What questions do you usually ask? It's a mother-child immigrant!

It depends on your immigrant visa. Did your mother apply for mother-child immigration for you or did both mother and child immigrate at the same time?

On February 22, my mother-in-law and I stood in line in front of the American collar at 6: 50 in the morning. I won't repeat the previous steps, just talk about my visa process. 1 1 before being called to the window. It's a white VO. Those stern blue eyes have impressed me so far. He never laughed, which is serious. This is his problem.

1. When did you meet your husband? When did you get married?

Did he come back to see you after he got married?

3. What city is your husband in? What do you do?

4. Did you get married? Why not?

5. Which city are you from? What do you do?

6. Did he remit money to you?

7. Do you and your husband have children?

8. Do you have children of your own?

9. How do you usually contact?

I took out a list of mobile phones. He shook his head and said, I don't admit this. I want your husband's phone list in America. I explained that LG used a phone card, so there was no phone book. He shrugged his shoulders to believe. I took out four express orders, three ordinary letters and 60 emails, and showed him about 120 photos I brought. He turned over 10 photos. Look at his quick writing and crossing. Finally, he said to me: Miss, I can't give you a visa today, and your evidence can't completely prove that your relationship is true. My head exploded, and my yearning for reunion for more than a year went up in smoke. My eyes are blurred and my eyesight is disappointing. I begged him to look at my information again. He shook his head and said, Go back and make up the materials. There is a problem. I'm moving on to the next one. I had to thank him and cried from the fifth floor to the 1 floor with the materials and the blue list. Many people came to comfort me. I feel even more wronged when I see my mother-in-law waiting for me. LG's phone is here. I told him the bad news sadly. He comforted me, and I immediately faxed him the contents of the blue list.

At this time, I especially want to thank Xie Tao. I'll ask him. He patiently helped me analyze my situation, told me how to make up the materials and comforted me. It's too hard to wait more than ten days and nights to make up the materials. I often dream that I have been refused a visa, and I even have a tragic feeling in my heart: I didn't get this visa for a day, and I never left Guangzhou for a day, vowing to be with it. Thank me, LG. Almost all the materials are originals. While waiting for the results on March 9, my hands and feet were cold and my heart was about to jump out. Until there are four people left in the collar, my name is still gone. Miss asked someone who didn't call her name to give her her ID card. Until the penultimate picture, I finally saw the young lady holding a thick stack of information, which was mine, and the red bar on it was what I missed so much! I almost jumped out of the consulate and jumped on my mother-in-law and LG sister who had been waiting for me all afternoon! I got the fourth call from LG. He was relieved to hear my happy voice. He said he would come to Guangzhou in person if he didn't sign it. It's okay!