Hello, how can I check the immigration information sent by the US Immigration Bureau? Did you receive it at the Guangzhou Consulate?

Thank you for your question. First, after the US Immigration Bureau approves the immigration application, if the beneficiary is in China, the US Immigration Bureau will transfer the documents to the US National Visa Center. Then, if the schedule of the corresponding category has arrived, or there is no waiting problem in this category, the National Visa Center will notify the applicant or the applicant's lawyer to submit the visa documents and visa fees. After receiving the complete visa documents and fees, the visa documents will be transferred from the National Visa Center to the Guangzhou Consulate. The National Visa Center usually informs the applicant or the applicant's law when handing over the forwarded documents to the consulate. Beneficiaries who transfer documents from the National Visa Center to China generally need three months or more to receive the visa notice from the Guangzhou Consulate.

The National Visa Center and the Immigration Bureau are different institutions. So, from what you said, you found that the "US Immigration Service" has sent the information, so you are not sure which stage you are referring to. If you are not clear about the above, you can leave a message for discussion.

Disclaimer: The above general discussion does not constitute a lawyer's entrustment relationship, nor is it a legal opinion on individual cases, nor can it replace direct consultation to entrust a qualified American immigration lawyer.