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Wilfred Motosue:
I would like to ask everyone :  Would sending money to my fiancee in China every month  be a red flag and do they check for that and would the Immigration see that  as a reason for a potential fraud marriage? I want to send her money every month for her living expenses so she can quit work and go to English school before coming to the US.  Thanks.

Rhonald:
Actually having a record of sending money regularly is viewed as a good sign to prove a genuine and continual relationship.

Arnold:
Exactly .. and the English Classes are a Big plus not only for them .. but also for you to make things a lot easier ones she's with you . My Wife's English not only makes her adjust well in the US , but it makes my Life simpler too .

Bee964:
Yes, send her the money. It is a good sign to immigration.

Dave C

shaun:
I've been going through some records from my last trip getting every thing in order for the main event.  First what memories come back as I look at the records.

As I looked through my debit withdrawals  I remember issues that arose.  The closest bank to where I stayed when I was in Shenzhen and Shaoguan was the China Construction Bank.   The first time I withdrew funds I took 2000RMB,  the second 1500RMB, third 1000RMB and then it would only let me withdraw 500RMB a day.  When we hit the 1000RMB level I knew something was wrong and told Peggy that we needed to find out what was wrong.  I suspected a scam and was already talking via email with my banker in the states.  They would sit me in the office and feed me hot tea until it came out of my ears telling me that there was a system error and if I could wait the branch manager would be able to clear it up.  After two days of this I figured out what they were doing.  They were lowering the ceiling of my transactions so that I would have to withdraw more money.  Now they were only making pennies but they were going for it.

I took out my trusty little pocket translator and shared an opinion he didn't appreciate, neither did Peggy for that matter.  I asked her to take me to the Bank of China.  I talked with the manager and I was able from that point forward to withdraw anything from any branch without any problem.

Bank of China is the ONLY one for me.

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