US Spouse Visa in Thailand
Immigrant applicants to the United States are required to complete a medical exam. The medical exam ensures that the applicant is not inadmissible because of health related grounds. The examination includes checks on past medical history, a … [Read more...]
Once your USCIS petition has been approved, the documents gets sent to the National Visa Center for further processing. This is a flowchart of how the system works at the National Visa Center or NVC. Understand your Case Number When the … [Read more...]
The Notice of Action (NOA) which is spoken about a receipt which the USCIS sends out to ensure that you are kept up to date with your petition application. There are four types of Notice of Action. Form I-797C Application … [Read more...]
The I-130 is for citizen or lawful permanent resident of the United States to establish the relationship to certain alien relatives who wish to immigrate to the United States. The U.S. Citizen or lawful U.S. permanent resident can file … [Read more...]
The CR-1 Visa and the K-3 Visa are for your Thai spouse. The average timeline for a K-3 Visa in Bangkok, Thailand is 8 months. The CR-1 Visa is a bit longer at 12-13 months. Some opt for the CR-1 Visa as it cuts out much paperwork later. As … [Read more...]