I-130 sent to Guanzhou Now What?

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I am new to this forum so I am sure the answer to my question is here somewhere. Just cant find it. Anyways, my wife had I-130 sent to Guanzhou at the end of this June . To early for interview date. Any advice on what to do next? I am telling her to get pictures, e-mails, phone records, tickets oraganized. Any other documents I need her to walk in with for the interview? Any guidance is extremely helpful. It has been stressful as NVC lost her I129F back in march wich was plan one. This after the customer service at NVC told me it had been recieved. I was later accused of lying even after I gave the name of the NVC person to supervisor. They had no record of it.

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I am new to this forum so I am sure the answer to my question is here somewhere. Just cant find it. Anyways, my wife had I-130 sent to Guanzhou at the end of this June . To early for interview date. Any advice on what to do next? I am telling her to get pictures, e-mails, phone records, tickets oraganized. Any other documents I need her to walk in with for the interview? Any guidance is extremely helpful. It has been stressful as NVC lost her I129F back in march wich was plan one. This after the customer service at NVC told me it had been recieved. I was later accused of lying even after I gave the name of the NVC person to supervisor. They had no record of it.

You probably have 4 to 6 months before the interview. Plenty of time to study the Guides and FAQ's here. I suggest you also study the interview FAQ at http://www.candleforlove.com They deal only with China there. In both places there are lists of documents to have for the interview. Specific questions are welcome but nobody wants to re-type the guides to answer your more general question.

Welcome. (By the way, it's Guangzhou, not Guanzhou.)