Subject: inquiry about CSPA dependents in China

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Subject: A question about CSPA dependents in China

Dear Mi. Mi.:    In CCNL dated 9/26, you suggested that CSPAers who have 
dependents in China (or 3rd country) to apply for nonimmigration visa. I
woundered how this could be possible? For example, I am in J-1 and got 
PR approved, and my wife was denied for J-2 several times during 2/92-
6/93 because of the immigration intent.  
	You also recommeded to file EB-3 or EB-2 at the same time.  My 
question is how can you decide which one to go for since I can only file
I-824 and INS will do all the rest?
	Thank you very much if you can reply.