Consulate-General of the USA in Guangzhou
| Address | 5th Floor, Tian Yu Garden (II phase) 136-142 Lin He Zhong Road Tian He District, Guangzhou China |
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| Phone | local: international: |
| Web site | http:/ |
Consulate-General of the USA in Guangzhou | Address | 5th Floor, Tian Yu Garden (II phase) 136-142 Lin He Zhong Road Tian He District, Guangzhou China |
|---|---|
| Phone | local: international: |
| Web site | http:/ |
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i very sade to write this paper ,because i was lelect for green card Usa.And i do well my interview,the guangzhou consulate had ask me again to papers and passport,i sent it by citik bank.But to day he ask me again more paper.I dont have a self supported.It is the american government who has select me after to play a green card.Now i'm very sorry and i cannot sent adivadit,tax return..Ithink you will find the solution for my case.Thank you
NZOUSSI HILAIRE KEVIN
CASE NUMBER :2015AF00005771
CATEROGY;DV LOTTERY
Thank you
Marie Serna
Good afternoon.
Me and my wife are Ukrainians living in China right now. Could you please tell me is there any possibilities for my wife to apply for an American Visa in Guangzhou Consulate? And if it possible can I follow her up to the Consul Interview,to translate the information for her, she does not speak English.
Thank You.
I WOULD LIKE APPLY MY VISA TO TRAVEL IN USA ... ON OCTOBER IS IT POSSIBLE ?
IM BRAZILIAN .. BUT I LIVE IN SHENZHEN CHINA SINCE 2009
Hi , dear consulate , i'm America's citizen and i have American's passport , do i need to get a Nepal's visa then i'm going to travel ? thank you .
I am in Guangzhou. I am an American citizen. The computer has been down for over 10 days. I am wondering when will it be back on again? Please let me know...
Thanks,
Herman Su
suhoumin@yahoo.com
My wife is Chinese and we are flying to Trinidad and Tobago this Christmas. We will be transferring at JFK airport in New York. My friend told me that my wife will need to apply for a US visa as we will be on US soil. Is this true? She has a visa for Trinidad and Tobago do we need to apply for a US visa too?
My husband is in Guangzhou for business. Our daughter needs a form signed by him and notarized and it is time sensitive. We were wondering if the embassy might have someone who could notarize it.
If you can validate the authenticity of a citizen in China before you leave to go to to there you will be extremely lucky. I lived there for 5 years and had one on one face to face contact, and still got lied to and manipulated. The key concept if you are that interested in Chinese women is, "never give up, quitters never win and winners never quit" Second thing is, immersion in the culture and the actually living there is the ultimate opportunity for your search.
$300,000 ? ? ? ? I think you mean 300,000 RMB and that is around $50,000....I literally went to China, met my wife, married in Changchun, applied for her visa and green card and we are now living in America.
In all of it money was never an issue for either one of us. So you may want to rethink the plan and pick a quicker and calmer path.
Visa process for spouse took us 18 months to finish from beginning to the day we arrived in our home in America...I have the documents and entry, exit stamps on my passport to prove it.
I have met a lady from China on a dating web site, she has invited me to come and meet her family. How can one authenticate the identity and background of a person before they board the plane and incur the expense of the trip? I really know nothing about this person other than emails she sent me. I have encountered tricksters in this world of online romance, I want to trust but feel the need to verify. The US has very accessible public records but, China is different. What process can one use to find out about a possible mate?
Mike
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