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USCIS clearly prefers the change of address to be submitted in myUSCIS: “We strongly encourage you to submit your change of address to USCIS through a USCIS online account. ” https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange I did this in December through my USCIS account and haven’t thought about it since.

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Yes

Many people visit the US during the process without issues. It’s still a non-immigrant travel program. Yes, she should absolutely carry proof of ties that would compel her to return should she be asked for it by CBP. In reality only US citizens and maybe Green card holders are guaranteed entry in to the US.

Yes, they made me go twice and show more documents (which I had thankfully)

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Yes

Police Records Available Fees: 100 Baht; must be paid in Thai currency. Document Name: “Nang Sue Rab Rong Khwam Praprued” Issuing Authority: Royal Thai Police Special Seal(s) / Color / Format: Garuda Issuing Authority Personnel Title: Police Clearance Service Center, Building 24, Royal Thai Police Headquarters, Rama I Road, Patumwan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand; Tel: 66-2205-2168-9; Fax: 66-2205-1295; E-mail: pcscenter@royalthaipolice.go.th, pcsc.thaipolice@gmail.com Registration Criteria: There are no registration criteria. Procedure for Obtaining: Residents of Thailand requesting a Thai police certificate need to present two recent photographs (2” x 2”), the original and a copy of his/her passport, identification card, household registration, name change certificates (if any), marriage and divorce certificates (if any). Thai males aged 17-45 must also present military record or proof of exemption from military service. Non-residents should send their requests to the Royal Thai Police Department at the above address with the required documents and a fingerprint taken by a police authority at their place of residence. Normal processing time is approximately 30 business days. Certified Copies Available: One certified copy (must be requested at the time of application) Alternate Documents: There are no alternate documents. Exceptions: None Comments: The certificate application will not be processed until all required documents and certificate fee are provided: pcscenter.sb https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Thailand.html

They will also send a notice of receipt. This took several weeks to receive in the mail.

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We see a lot of denials for Vietnam here. It’s considered a high fraud country. I don’t recommend filing for K1; I’d go with CR1 instead. However, whatever path you choose, you need to spend significant time in person with your fiancé to overcome another denial. I would even seriously consider moving there, especially that you have a previous denial for the reason that the consulate didn’t believe your marriage was bona fide (i.e., they thought it’s only to gain an immigration benefit).

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Yes, it might. Why was the I-130 denied?