Reply & Suggestion

Usually I-140 will be considered an immigration visa petition , as you know ,some I-140 applicants never file I-485 because they choose to try to get an immigration visa from U.S consulate overseas,so the U.S consul will think that you have intention to immigrate to U.S.A since your filed I-140.
I don't think I-140 approval will block you to get H1B visa in Beijing ,because you ever got same one there,and never try to change status with INS.
If you want further safe,you may try apply visa in Mexico, as my experience ,the consular officers in Mexico ,usually have less prejudice to Chinese than
in China,and if you are checked , you may come back to your home in U.S.A to wait the result.
Just in case of denial ( I never heard ),you still may
go back to China ( via Euro tranfer without visa ) to apply again. Good luck.

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• 回複：Reply & Suggestion -smallpeople- ♂ (237 bytes) () 01/10/2006 postreply 21:01:52

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• You have to wait in China,until the visa is issued. -xiaobaitu- ♀ (0 bytes) () 01/11/2006 postreply 00:22:15