Husband doesn't immigrate, wife immigrates.

(65438+ does not affect future visas. At most, the visa officer asks why the immigration formalities are going through now or why one of your husband and wife didn't apply, and answers that there are many things to deal with in China, and then they are ready to go out when they are finished. In a word, I don't say much, and I don't ask for proof. (2) Your child was born after the initial application. Just supplement the child's birth notarization. If your American applicant receives a visa fee notice, don't give it to your child without a list of your children. Either wait for the notice to come out before giving it to the child, or give it to the person who notified it first. Children will pay later without further notice. In addition, if the Immigration Department says it needs a birth certificate or passport, it should also apply. These are all ready-made documents, and there is nothing strange about them. In addition, the immigration procedures have changed now. All visa materials, such as notarial certificate, passport, photos, etc., will be transferred to the China Consulate for an interview after being notified by the US Immigration Bureau to be completely received. Generally, you don't need to do any other documents for an interview at a domestic consulate, just provide the main physical examination and the latest documents.