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If you are filing a family-based immigration case from China, one document appears in almost every evidence package: the household register, or 户口本 (hukou). It records who belongs to a household, their relationships to the head of household, and their registered addresses. USCIS officers read it as supporting evidence of family relationships — but only…

If you are adjusting status in the United States, your vaccination history is part of the medical examination — and if your record is not in English, it needs a certified translation before it can be used. This is one of the easiest documents to get wrong, because applicants routinely translate only the cover page,…

Most document problems at the National Visa Center (NVC) stage are not about missing documents. They are about the right document prepared the wrong way — and every rejection in CEAC means a re-upload and another wait in the review queue. If you are uploading civil documents for an immigrant visa case after filing the…

If you are filing an immigration case, applying for a U.S. state driver’s license, or going through an employment background check, there is a good chance you will be asked for your Chinese driver’s license （驾驶证） with a complete, certified English translation. The license looks simple — a single plastic card — but it carries…

If you handle immigration filings with Chinese clients, the birth certificate is one of the documents you’ll see most often — and one of the most frequently mishandled in translation. Here’s what USCIS actually requires, and how to get it right. What USCIS requires Under 8 CFR § 103.2(b)(3), any foreign-language document must be accompanied…