普通党员如何准备美国K1/K2/K3/CR1面试

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声明：

1.未婚妻签证申请攻略网上都有，这里不再累赘。这篇攻略只适合普通党员（即没有担任任何职务，只是按时上交党费的成员）在准备签证面试前需准备的材料。

2.关于面试前要不要退，我个人建议是不要。因为第一，我了解到退的情况十分麻烦；第二，即便你退成功了，你也要确保你有拿到退成功的证明书或者声明书，因为这是面试官可能会要求你出示的证据，以此证明你已经不是党员。因此，基于以上两点困难，我觉得先不退，以免减少不必要的麻烦。

3.如果没有没有退，那么到P3收到包裹之后，按照要求填写的DS-160表格中，有一项是需要填写到政党问题（如图1），这个是需要你勾选Yes，然后在之后弹出的Explain窗口（如图2 ），简单做一下解释：内容可以包括但不仅限于：何时入党、目的、普通成员、无担任职务、无积极参加活动等（如图2/3）。

4.除了在160表格上做出声明之外，个人建议准备一份英文的Statement（声明）和一份中英文的个人简历，带去面试并交由面试官查看。

5.另外，我看到的帖子中也有人建议你的Petitioner也要准备一份声明书，声明TA已得知你是党员的情况并签名。我个人有准备但是面试时候并没有用到。

6.在4和5中提到要准备的资料，都在下文，大家根据自己的实际情况进行修改即可。

7.预祝大家都面试顺利，早日团圆！

Statement声明内容

GUZXXXXXXXXXXX (这里写case number)

From: XXXX, Xxxxxxx (Beneficiary of K-1 Petitioner Xxxxx XXXXXXX) (写自己的名字和未婚夫/妻名字）

To: Consular Officer, Guangzhou US Consulate

Subject: Statement about membership in the CCP

Date: (写面试前的一个星期随便哪天即可)

Dear Consular Officer,

I am currently a rank-and-file member of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). I wish to provide a full disclosure of my membership in the CCP for the processing of my K-1 Visa application.

Because I got excellent marks in all courses and was good at all kinds of apolitical school activities, I was recruited into the CCP membership in XXXX 19XX, while I was a college student at the XXXXXXXX University in XXXXXXX, my home town. At that time, it was very difficult for college graduates to obtain a good stable job. I joined the party because the CCP membership would help me get extra points on the Civil Service Exam. My parents and friends all urged me to join the party and hoped I could get and keep a good stable job.（根据自己情况讲述加入时间和目的）

When I joined I was entirely apolitical. I didn’t care about the communist ideology and I didn’t have to participate in any political activities. I just wanted some help to get a good stable job.

I received a college degree in XXXXXX in XXXXX 19XX right after I joined the CCP. In XXXXXX 19XX, I received 3 extra points on my Civil Service Exam for being a CCP member, and got a stable job near my parents’ home in the (City) Government Office. I am a general office worker. My job is a low-level position and does not involve any policy decisions or political activities; I just do normal office work. It is a clean, respectable job. I have been apolitical the whole time.（根据自己情况修改）

I have never held any office in the CCP. I don’t care about that. Until I met my fiancé, I had no idea that being a CCP member would cause any problems for me. I never expected to meet an American, fall in love and go to America. I told my fiancé that I was a party member when we first met. Later, when we got engaged, I told him that I can resign from the party and quit my job but he said to wait until my interview because there are exceptions to the regulations and since I am not a threat to the security of the USA, it should not be a problem.

I have stayed a party member because 1), it would be awkward for me to resign. There really isn’t any mechanism to easily resign and still keep my job. All of my coworkers are CCP members and I might be stigmatized. I need the job to support myself; and 2), it is easy to maintain my membership – only 30 yuan (about US$5) per month payable every three months and I only attend mandatory annual meetings.

I have never done any political activities against the USA. I have never made any statements – written or verbally – against the USA or anybody else. Outside of my job, I don’t have any special privileges for being a CCP member. I don’t have a CCP membership ID card or special passport. I have never been in the military or in any police, security, intelligence or political jobs. I don’t have any special technological education, skills or experience. I just want to marry Xxxxx and live a quiet life.

Thank you for your time and favorable consideration.

Petioner准备的声明书

From: XXX, Petitioner （申请人/未婚夫/妻姓名）GUZXXX

To: Consular Officer, Guangzhou US Consulate

Subject: Petitioner’s knowledge of Beneficiary’s membership in the CCP

Date: XXX

Dear Consular Officer,

This letter is to inform you that I am aware of my Fiancé XXX's membership in the Chinese Communist Party and further that I still love her and want to marry her as soon as practicable under the provisions of the K-1/2/3/ CR-1 visa.

XXX told me of his/her membership the day we first met in person in year XXX and I have subsequently questioned him/her fully as to her involvement in the CCP.

Based on my knowledge of his/her association with the CCP, I have no problems with his/her membership as it is merely of a rank-and-file nature with no ideological commitment on his/her part. I am confident that it is non-meaningful in his/her daily life and that he/she only joined to obtain employment. His/Her continued membership requires almost no effort and to renounce his/her membership prior to his/her quitting his/her job to come to the US could cause difficulties. Resigning the CCP now would not materially change his/her qualifications for relief from inadmissibility.

Although I am not a lawyer or Consular Officer, I have studied the pertinent sections of 8 USC 1182(a)(3)(D) and 9 FAM 43.34 and it seems pretty straightforward that his/her association with the CCP falls within the exceptions provided. I have attached pages listing those provisions and highlighted key points that I believe make the case for relief.

I am confident that your interview with XXX (受益人名字), and your favorable use of your discretion, will result in relief from inadmissibility by granting an exception under INA 212(a)(3)(D)(ii) so that he/she can quickly leave his/her job and renounce his/her party membership and come to America to marry me and start a new life together.

Sincerely,
XXX(未婚夫/妻名字)