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| Sep 1, 2012 04:04 | #361   |
| GUESTNANCY | Hi, once again, it is hard to say but make sure do not mention that in your application for a visa to China. If they know about it, you will be surely refused visa. |
| Sep 5, 2012 00:14 | #362 |
| GUEST83923 | Quote:Originally Posted by GUESTSCHON13 I am planning on going to China in about a month to visit family. I was originally born in China and came to Canada when I was five years old. I am a Canadian Citizen. I was charged with extortion earlier in the year but won't be convicted in court until after the trip to China. Will I have any issues applying for a Visa i... You shouldn't, I wouldn't tell them, although I did at the time. It's not till you are on probation that it becomes difficult to travel (at least if U.S. citizen). I traveled to China my first time on probation. I needed to jump through a lot of hoops to get the judge to sign off on it and specifically word Japan and China with dates. Upon entry into the U.S. they had my record and knew I had a record. I had to present that paperwork to them to pass. I wouldn't think you are in such a system until after you are sentenced/convicted. |
| Sep 21, 2012 23:28 | #363 |
| GUEST64243 | Hello Am planning to visit my boyfriend in the State on December this year, before i can do this i have to apply for usa visa. But i have one big problem in my past i got convicted with shoplefthing which i didn't do long story short when i was at the shop with my friend she put the item inside my bag without me seeing her n told me she needed to go home. After she left i was still at the shop when i was about to leave the shop the alarm gose off i was shoked cose the item found in my bag and i couldnt explain it to the lady she called a police on me n have to go court for it i was 19 years old and nw am 24 does any one got approved for USA traveling visa with shoplifting please I need help ????? |
| Sep 23, 2012 06:45 | #364 |
| GUEST15116 | declare it. its old. if you get checked up on during your visit you will get locked up and deported. your passport shows you are well travelled and behaved.. |
| Oct 4, 2012 19:02 | #365 |
| GUEST94711 | OK, So I have read this thread from the very beginning. I committed my crime back in 9-26-1996. I was convicted in March 6 2001 of Wire Fraud. Sentenced to 15 months with 2 years supervised release. My girl friend is from china and here in US as full resident. We are expecting and wanted to go there while we can still travel. I want to say no but everything in me says I must say yes. I might be screwing myself but I just don't want to lie, I'm way passed that kind of behavior. I want to go and have considered checking no. I just can't do it. It is eating me up inside but I just have to say yes and let the chips fall where they may. I will be walking into the Houston embassy tomorrow or Tuesday if I can get my flight plans sent to me. Ash T. |
| Oct 30, 2012 03:53 | #366 |
| GUEST11224 | how did you go |
| Nov 4, 2012 15:30 | #367 |
| GUEST38592 | I know a multiple felon who was approved for Z with (not admitted to). It is possible. An agent might help to scoot things along quickly. |
| Dec 6, 2012 05:07 | #368 |
| GUEST65245 | Did you have any issues with your DUI conviction and a China Visa? |
| Dec 6, 2012 20:45 | #369 |
| GUESTALVIN | Hi, never mention this into your application form. Actually, there is no check on this when you submit your application form. Anyway, you can declare it if you want. |
| Dec 26, 2012 00:05 | #370 |
| GUEST19170 | I have read all 37 pages of this thread, Please let me know if anybody has any advise for this situation. I applied for my tourist visa through the D.C embassy in person. I checked no, on the record box. Paid for regular service, got my visa back in 5 days, no problem. Now I am applying for my z-visa to teach english, so I can be with my fiance who is a Chinese national living in Beijing. Eventually we will apply for a US-K1 fiance visa so she can come back to the states with me. I was convicted of underage drinking while driving almost 7 years ago. I also have a dismissed paraphernalia charge from around the same time. I want to check yes, this time and explain what happened. So we will not have issues with the k1-fiance visa in the future. When you apply for a k1-fiance visa to the U.S. The U.S does a thorough background check on you, and forwards it to the embassy in Beijing. When your fiance is called in for her fiance visa interview. This information is disclosed both to the embassy and your fiance. My fiance knows I have a record, and I have already entered china on a tourist visa after checking "no" on the box. Question 1: Will they automatically reject my z-visa application if i say yes this time? since I said no for my tourist visa... Question 2: It seems like china does not forgive drug related charges, so my paraphernalia charge might get me rejected automatically. Even though it was dismissed, it would still show up on a background check. any comments? Question 3: If i enter china on a z-visa after checking "no" on the application. Will I be deported when the embassy receives my background from the U.S. So my fiance can receive her k1-fiance visa to the U.S????? Question 4: It seems like the consensus is that they do not check for z-visas, but does anybody have a solid answer on if they will check your background for a z-visa application??? Sorry this was so long, Merry Christmas everybody! |
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