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Asked by Xiao Li from USA | Jun. 23, 2014 14:22
About:Visa Application for Children Born in US with Chinese Parents

New Visa Rule about getting a letter from relatives in China??

Hi, I'm a US permanent resident that has Chinese passport, I just had my baby daughter last August and will bring her with me in October to China for 3 weeks to visit my parents. On the website (from the Chicago Consulate website, as we live in Chicago) it says that for anyone who's visiting family needs to provide a letter, so do I need to produce this letter for my baby? on the original guide it didn't say anything about a letter... Please help!

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Answered by Rex from United Kingdom | Jun. 24, 2014 04:11
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Yes, you need to get an invitation letter from your parents, as well as the copies of their Chinese ID.
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