News: Two consuls, Li Zhijing and Gao Xuesong, are processing passport renewal and reissue for Chinese people in Alberta

News: Two consuls, Li Zhijing and Gao Xuesong, are processing passport renewal and reissuance for Chinese people in Alberta. (News from this website) At 9:00 this morning (April 6), affected by the Chinese Embassy...

(News from this website) At 9:00 this morning (April 6), entrusted by the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles, the Arizona Overseas Chinese Federation (Hualian) invited the Greater Phoenix Chinese Overseas Chinese Federation (Overseas Chinese Federation) to assist the two consuls Li Zhijing and Gao Xuesong in the process of renewing and reissuing the passport of the People's Republic of China at the Chinese Cultural Center in Phoenix.

First from left Consul Gao Xuesong Second from left Consul Li Zhijing is filling in information for visitors

According to the requirements posted on the wall, visitors are filling in the form

> Auxiliary area: Volunteers from the Hualian Overseas Chinese Federation are responsible for calling the number Taking photos and other work

As of 11 a.m., nearly 20 families had come to the site to apply for certificates. The furthest one was Dr. Ma's family from the Navajo Autonomous Region College. He said that the information in the early stage of renewing the passport was very clear. They had prepared everything they needed to bring at home, so it was very convenient to go to the site to pick up the number and fill out the form. It only took about 10 minutes to apply for his daughter’s passport. He thanked the Consulate General for providing such a convenient service to the local Chinese.

Another lady from Chandler wants a "living" certificate. Usually this business is not handled when renewing a passport, but after discussing with the consul, it can be handled on a special basis. Hualian volunteer Tao Shicheng helped download the special form and print it out, and helped the woman solve the problem on the spot. She was very happy and said that she finally no longer had to travel to Los Angeles.

The certificate application site was in order. Fei Jian, the president of Hualian, became a full-time photo processor, Zhang Huafang, chairman of the Overseas Chinese Federation, translated Chinese and Cantonese, and the attentive President Cui Zengqi played melodious Chinese music at the scene, making the processing place very Chinese. Almost all the directors of Hualian have become volunteers. Friends who came to exchange their passports were very moved. Some left their names on the spot and expressed their willingness to serve as volunteers next year.

The certificate application process will continue until 3 pm. Chinese friends who need to apply for a certificate should go as soon as possible. (Passports for Hong Kong and Macao SAR cannot be applied for locally for the time being, and you need to go to Los Angeles in person.)

More information: Notice on the recent acceptance of Chinese passport applications in Phoenix and Tucson