If the first time you apply a Chinese visa for your child under 16, Chinese consulate required that

USChinaTrip.com offers you a convenient China visa service by mail. The Chinese consulates do not accept mail-in visa applications at this time, we will submit your visa application to Chinese consulates in person on your behalf, regardless which state you reside. But if you live in Washington, DC, New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, or Houston, you can apply Chinese visa in person. The Do-It-Yourself information link is provided, click here .
Credit card payment is acceptable when you pay your air ticket together; however, if you apply your China visa only, credit card payment is also acceptable with 5% transaction charge. Please make sure you add shipping/delivery fee. You can download our credit card authorization form , please fill out, print, sign and fax (909-895-8855) to us, additional documentation meight apply.
If the first time you apply a Chinese visa for your child under 16, Chinese consulate required that you must include photocopies of your child's birth certificate and your passport. For non-U.S passport holder, please provide the copy of your alien registration card and passport.
Other required documents as specified in the instruction. Click for Tourist/Family Visit or Business or other types of visa (work, study, transit) . Physical exam form is not needed for a tourist visa.
Please make sure all visa requirements are met before you send them to us. We will not validate your application. We cannot be responsible for any delay caused by failure to meet requirements or other reasons for the consulate's denial of visa.
Note - Please make sure all visa requirements are met. We will submit your documents to the Chinese consulate, and we will not validate your application. We cannot be responsible for any delay caused by unmet requirements or denial of visa by the consulate. Our processing and delivery fees are non-refundable. We use USPS or FEDEX to deliver your documents; therefore, any loss or delay are subject to the rules and policies of USPS or FEDEX solely.