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Asked by Ms.Lora from USA | Jan. 07, 2011 21:29
About:Chinese Embassy in U.S.A.

Hi! I am currently a senior at a university in the US. After May I will graduate but I still need one more class to receive my diploma. That ONE class I need ends on August 11,2011 and I'm trying to teach in China starting in September 2011. I know you have to have a working visa to teach but I won't be able to send my official transcript to immigration until my class is over. And then I heard it takes like 5 weeks to process. I was wondering if they would approve me if I sent my official transcript over after my last semester ended saying I finished all the requirements except the one class. I would also get my adviser to send a letter too. If that doesn't work I'll for sure be finished on August 11th but then it will take 5-6 weeks to process my working visa and by that time the school I want to work at will already be in progress. Does anyone know if immigration ever makes exceptions? Thanks!

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Answered by Ms.NANCYMOON from Macau | Jan. 08, 2011 01:59
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The immigration doesn't make exceptions. You have to finish all your class to get the diploma. The diploma is required when your employer applies for Working Permit from State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs for you. the work permit is the most important documents for China work visa application.
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