American Marriage Immigrant: My boyfriend and I are getting married. He is an American.

I suggest you apply in China. I am a vivid example. My husband's family applied to me in America and hired a lawyer. Because his family wanted to save money, they hired a lawyer and said they would pay the lawyer's service fee when I came to the United States. So the lawyer applied for me negligently. As a result, it took me more than a year to inform me to go to Guangzhou, and then I was rejected by the Guangzhou Consulate because they thought my relationship with my husband was untrue. My husband and I have been married for more than 4 years, during which we have been to America twice. My husband went to the United States to study for a doctorate last year. In this way, we were separated alive. A friend of mine, married for a year, applied in China with her husband (American), prepared, went to Guangzhou four months later, and then passed immediately. Think for yourself, don't make the same mistake as me. Now I'm waiting for a long appeal process, and I don't know if it will be rejected next time. I suggest that you don't think too well of the results, and don't prepare materials with an attitude that you can't fake them. You know that immigrants from China are not welcome in the United States.