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https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Thailand.html 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 (link broken), but the following PDF should have all the info you need https://th.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/90/Instructions-for-obtaining-Thai-Police-Certificate-2021-eng.pdf A police report from the Philippines will also need to be obtained.

Hi Keith, I'm sorry for the very late reply. Hopefully, you guys were able to figure it out. I'm not sure what you meant by "GSS". It's been about 2 years since we completed my wife's K1 process. For the DS-160 and interview, we didn't need separate accounts or email addresses. We first completed my wife's DS-160, and then my stepson's DS-160. While filling out my stepson's DS-160, the online form asked if it was to be associated with a primary DS-160. This linked the two.

Some people here don't want to believe it, but... there have been several reports of both greencard holders and US Citizens (without criminal records) being detained for extended periods while attempting to reenter USA.

As reported by Fedscoop (https://fedscoop.com/doge-granted-access-to-naturalization-immigration-it-systems/) "DOGE granted access to naturalization-related IT systems, memo shows Members of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency now have access to technical systems maintained by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, according to a recent memorandum viewed by FedScoop. The memo, which was sent from and digitally signed by USCIS Chief Information Officer William McElhaney, states that Kyle Shutt, Edward Coristine, Aram Mogahaddassi and Payton Rehling were granted access to USCIS systems and data repositories, and that a Department of Homeland Security review was required to determine whether that access should continue. " For the complete report, see the Fedscoop link.

FYI, the homepage auto-redirected me to a malicious site oojaishaibak(dot)net. I'm not sure if was caused by a malicious ad or not. Don't think i clicked on any ad from the home page. Admin may want to review to see if site has been compromised.

No need to screenshot conversations. It's not a requirement, nor a recommendation in any of the forms. Sources: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-129finstr.pdf https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-129f.pdf

I don't think it can hurt anything, but it's also not necessary. Chat logs can be forged pretty easily, so don't hold much weight.

I don't recall my beneficiary ever getting anything during the process, other than her Thai passport returned to her with the new Visa page. That was about 1 year ago All notices came to me, the petitioner, either by mail or email.

We included some pictures from time we spent together in Thailand and photocopies of first and most-recent airplane tickets to Thailand. And, the "Letter of Intent to Marry". No chat logs, no screenshots. Got through with no RFEs.

The answer is unfortunate and your laughter at their situation is not helpful.

My fiance's son was 11 yrs old. My fiance has sole custody of him. We didn't need a letter from the father, since mom has sole custody. We did include both the Thai language divorce papers (Copy) , as well as the english-translated copy.

We did the DS-160 for my fiance's K1. Got confirmation page. Then, we did the DS-160 for for her son's K2. This asked if there was an associated K1. I can't recall which number we had to enter, but it ended up linking the two DS-160s together. They had 1 interview.

Where in the I-129f instructions does it say anything about including call / chat history / text messages? I'm quite curious why this question keeps showing up in various places. The I-129f doesn't ask for any of this, and neither do any of the other forms. To prove bonafide relationship, we included some pictures of us together and air travel receipts from some of my trips to Thailand. But the most-important documents (in my opinion) were our letters of "Intent to Marry", which were basically: "I Stook, and Sweet Thai Lady met on <date> and most-recently spent time together on <date within 2 years of application>. Between those dates, we travelled together numerous times.... extremely happy to have met each other....blah blah. We fully intent to get married within 90 days of her arrival within the United States." Signed, Mr Stook" "I Sweet Thai Lady and Mr Stook met on <date> and most-recently spent time together on <date within 2 years of application>. Between those dates, we travelled together numerous times.... extremely happy to have met each other....blah blah. We fully intent to get married within 90 days of her arrival within the United States. Signed, Sweet Thai Lady"

Through another channel, I hear there are some interviews available. Get them while you can

This is just an FYI for anyone else who might be in the same position. We are so close the being done with the whole process. We are currently waiting for K1 Visa appointments to become available in Bangkok. On September 17th, we completed the DS-160 forms (By the way..that was a SERIOUS PAIN IN THE _.since the https://ceac.state.gov/ceac/ website kicks you out if you pause for a minute to look up some information) After completing the DC-160, you get directed to the ustraveldocs.com website to pay for and schedule an interview. (Why that website doesn't have a .gov domain extension is beyond me). At the time, the ustraveldocs website was indicating that there was an available appointment at the end of November. (I'm guessing it may have been a cancellation that freed up a slot). Unfortunately, it took much of the next day to find a print shop in Jomtien willing and capable (incompetence was a factor) to print out the payment form that the bank would need. After paying for the interview fees (k1 and k2) and getting our receipt, per the instructions, we had to wait until after 12:00pm the next day, before attempting to schedule an interview. (I assume, giving time for the ustraveldocs website to acknowledge the payment Receipt #). To our dismay, that open slot had been snatched up (congratulations to whomever that might be). So here we are, checking the ustraveldocs website constantly, hoping that more appointments open up, soon. It's quite disheartening, after waiting 15-16 months from I-129f inception, to our case arriving at the embassy, then struggling through the <text deleted> CEAC website, to now get greeted with "No appointments available" every time we log in and click that 'Continue' link.