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Need to get my wife to the US as fast as possible.

Quick rundown.

Wife is Chinese Married for 7 years Wife studied in America from 2009-2014 She lived in America for a total of 7 years Originally had a CR-1 visa (but ended up forfeiting it because we had to come to China) We moved to China in spring of 2016 We have 2 children now (3 y/o and 10 months old) Both children were born in China but are US citizens

I am going back to the US in January 2022. I have a job lined up already for when I arrive so I can get straight to work. The plan is for me to go first, work, save up so more cash, find a place to live, get a car, and pretty much have everything ready for my family when the arrive so that it will be less of a hassle for their transition of moving abroad.

Issue is that my wife doesn’t have a visa now. I have heard some cases that Chinese citizens are having to wait a very long time for the visa to be issued. Is this true?

But really I am wanting to know this, am I able to get my wife back the US soon? If so, how? What is the quickest way possible?

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