US Spouse Visa in Thailand
The CR1 visa (Conditional Resident visa) allows applicants to receive conditional permanent residence and are able to work immediately upon arrival in the US. Conditional Residents usually receive their green card via mail within two (2) to … [Read more...]
Most I-130 filings from U.S. Citizens for their Thai spouse is routinary however, there are circumstances when the USCIS might have concerns about the legitimacy of the marriage or the suspicions about the submitted documents. In every … [Read more...]
Only spouses of a U.S. citizens may be issued a K3. Unmarried children under 21 of the K3 visa holder are eligible for a K4. A K4 visa for are unmarried minor children of a K3 visa. The K4 visa allows children of a K3 visa holder to … [Read more...]
If you have applied for a K1 visa in Thailand, the interview with at the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok. The consular office will review the submitted documents and ask questions of the foreign national to determine the authenticity of their … [Read more...]
There are many pitfalls surrounding the K-1 visa in Thailand. It has the most number of rejections among other types of US visa applications. It follows strict regulations when lodging a petition and it is normally where application … [Read more...]