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2 hours ago, KULtoATL said:

Here's the BKK USCIS e-mail: BKKCIS.Inquiries@uscis.dhs.gov

 

Other contact details: https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-uscis-office/international-offices/contact-us-uscis-bangkok-field-office

Thank you! I have just sent an email.

Thanks for your quick response. 

Yes, the conflict I found with the dcf in Taiwan is that if you are a us citizen but have legal residence In Taiwan for 6 months+, than we can do it here. 

I can can not find an email for the uscis in Bangkok, will be attempting to call them early Tommorow morning before work since Bangkok is 1 hour ahead.

Bangkoks uscis office states that Taiwan is in their jurisdiction, but I need to be a residence of Thailand in order to be able to file for DCF there. That’s why I wanted to see if anyone else had any experiences with this before we go the long route of filing with Chicago lockbox which can take up to a year.

I need information for direct consular filing for my Taiwanese spouse. I am getting conflicting reports. My question is if I can file for dcf at the Bangkok uscis because that is the office that covered our jurisdiction. I want to find that out before I send a $535 check to the lockbox in Chicago and have my case pending for a year, when this option is viable. 

Second question is if DCF is available at the AIT in Taipei? I read co flirting stories abt that but I haven’t been able to reach anyone with a valid response. AIT informs me to contact uscis, uscis phone number has an automated recording. Which doesn’t help me answer any questions. ASK EMMA, doesn’t answer my questions either. I emailed both parties but keep being told that they can’t answer because I am in Taiwan and they don’t have jurisdiction.

Thank you for your time, and assistance.