Mike_N_Yoyo

Go here for instructions

http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/services/visa...20Checklist.htm

You can fill them out and send them to her. Read as much as you can here, because it is specific to the Bangkok Embassy.

Just look at the examples and get photos that look like those. Wal-Mart does do 2x2 Pasport style photos. Print our the Guideline if you want to and tell the photographer that this is exactly what you want.

Check out the Phot Composition Guidelines on the DOS website.

http://www.travel.state.gov/passport/guide...sition_874.html.

There are even examples.

Here are the Notes and Procedural Notes that are given to Conulates/Embassies/Adjudicators relating to many of the questions and procedures regarding K1 Fiance(e) visa applications.

Just thought you all might like to take a gander.

more to come . . .

0941081N_1_.pdf

0941081PN_1_.pdf

I found this on the travel.state.gov website in the telegrams section. It contains notes referring to 22CFR 41.81

N6.3 Reissuance of K-1 Visa

If a K-1 visa, valid for a single entry and a 6-month period, has already been used for admission into the United States and the alien fiance(e) has returned abroad prior to the marriage, the consular officer may issue a new K-1 visa, provided that the period of validity does not exceed the 90th day after the date of initial admission of the alien on the original K visa and provided also that the petitioner and beneficiary still intend and are free to marry. The alien''s return to the United States and marriage to the petitioner must take place within 90 days from the date of the original admission into the United States in K-1 status.

I have forwarded this information to the embassy in Pnohm Phen and Bangkok (because that is where the original visa was issued). I hope that they will interpret it the way I do and contact me with good news.

BTW, the link is travel.state.gov/visa/laws/telegrams/telegrams_1437.html

There might be some other information in there that could help others in similar situations.

Thanks . . . I will keep you all posted.

Thank You all for your responses.

I am still waiting to hear back from the Embassy in Pnohm Phen. I have emailed them three times already, but no answer yet. There wasn't even an auto-reply either. I don't even know if they got it.

goldenheart

You said that you got a new visa number in two weeks. How did you do that and whom did you have to contact for that? Was it a new NOA2 through USCIS or was the number from the NVC or the Embassy directly? When you state that you are going through the whole process again, do you mean the petition approval process, or the process after the Packet 3?

Thanks Again for your support.

My fiance returned home 2 weeks after arriving in the States because she was told that her mother was ill. She arrived to find out that it was a ploy from her (very controlling) family to get her to come back.

Reasons aside . . . We never had a chance to get married, but still want to. I read somewhere that the consulate could still revalidate her visa, allowing her to reenter the States, but the validity would still be 90 days from when she first entered the US. I am doubtful on this, but contacted the embassy to request that information and am still waiting on word.

I guess I am hoping that someone here might be able to tell me about the process for applying for a K1 for the same person within 1-2 months of her having already recieved a visa? Is it the same process? Would we have to wait for her original visa to expire? Could it be expidited.

This whole situation really sucks, because we were victims of the whole IMBRA debacle and waited almost one year to see each other again. Her family is the pits, and she is the first one to say that, but . . . they are family.

Any help would be much appreciated.

I got my email on 09/29 at 11:12. Now it's time for the interview waiting period.

My fiance is Cambodian and all visas for Cambodian nationals are done through the Bangkok emabassy. Once the embassy receives the application, they will send the Packet 3 to me here in Florida, and then I have to send it back to her in Thailand.

Good luck to everyone, and I apologize that I don't post that much. I am more of an observer at this online stuff. But what I have seen in these forums is wonderful and I thank you all for the plethora of information that has been provided here.

Peace be with you all!!!

My petition hadn't been touched since June 30th and today I checked. I got touched and the notification that an RFE has been sent. More than likely the IMBRA. It's about time.

Hopefully it will go more quickly now.