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Asked by Joe Y from usa | Sep. 07, 2012 08:34

About:Chinese Consulate in Chicago

No document to show Chinese ancestry

I was born in mainland China, arrived in US as youngster, and now holding US passport. I do not have Chinese govt issued documents. Can I use my Hong Kong elementary school diploma from 1961 which shows my Chinese ancestry as proof of my former Chinese nationality? What else must I do otherwise? Many Thanks.

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Answered by Phoebe | Sep. 08, 2012 02:58

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Hi Joe, may I know what is your purpose to be show with Chinese ancestry? for visa application? or anything else?

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Answered by Joe Y | Sep. 08, 2012 20:11

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I am looking to apply for Tourist (L) Visa to visit China via Hong Kong this October. Thanks for prompt response.

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Answered by Ryan | Sep. 08, 2012 22:45

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Maybe your Hong Kong elementary school diploma will do, but the visa officers in USA have the final say to this. You'd better contact the visa office directly to make everythign clear before submit your application.

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