Thailand US Consulate Reviews
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| Bangkok, Thailand |  Review #10200 on August 16, 2012: |
rukna jub jub
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Kai spent the night before in Bangkok near a sky train station and planned to walk or take a cab from the stop nearest the embassy. She was carrying 5+ lbs. of documents and decided to take a cab from the hotel.
She arrived at 6:15 a.m. For her 7 o'clock appointment. There were about 30 people already in line. Near 7 a.m., the lady in the pink shirt came out to find the K-1 applicants and to bring into the embassy. She was assigned a number two for interview. She waited about an hour and then met with a nice Thai lady at the dreaded window 6. She was asked to fill out a new address sheet and go to a nearby post office located in an embassy building. She paid 350 baht and brought a box for express mail delivery of her passport and new visa.
After turning over her documents at window 6 she went to window 5 for the interview with an American male who spoke very good Thai. Kai had practiced interview questions over and over to be able to ask for an English language interview... read complete review
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| Bangkok, Thailand | Review #10175 on August 14, 2012: |
happyHiker67
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Arrived early lots of people in line for other types of visas, a few other K1's, maybe 5 or 6. They go to front of line, once they get a card from the ACS staff. May was in there about 4 hours, I stood outside and saw the other K1 applicants leaving about 30 minutes apart. Some did not look too happy and they had their passports in hand, surely a denial was handed to them. May finally came out about 11:15. Approved!!! She said the man asked her only about 4 or 5 questions in Thai as he paged through the big pile of evidence.
I have to give credit to Siam Legal for helping both of us out with this process. It is complex and somewhat convoluted. They do a very good service and are quite helpful in coordinating things.
Some other info about our case, I am quite fortunate to have had the opportunity to spend 2 months in Thailand with May while we waited for USCIS to
approve the petition. We also had a pile of evidence because we talk every single day, and... read complete review
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| Bangkok, Thailand | Review #10114 on August 1, 2012: |
carrera66
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This is from my fiancee. Interview was July 30. Not necessarily in order
He interview me in Thai, didn't ask to be done in English
He asked me how many years you are older than me? 12 yrs
And he ask did I feel strange that I am 12 yrs younger. I said no I feel warm and great to be with you
Where did you met him? On AD website
When? on 14 june last year? yes
AD website only Farang ID? yes
Why you choose have ID on AD? Do you need to find farang husband? yes
He send money to you? yes
Did you work? yes before and I just stop end of March
Why stop? because I need to learn Thai cooking to take care family
What does he do? inventory/ planner
What did you work before? Accountant
Did you marry before? no
Have kids? no
And he have kid? yes he had 1 son
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| Bangkok, Thailand | Review #10098 on July 30, 2012: |
jesse_c
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I had scheduled an appointment on July 25, 2012 at 7:00 AM
I went to bed early and prepared my relationship proof in the folders. Before the sleep time, me and my fiance, we had a final practice about visa questions for reminding and got prepared.
I arrived to the US consulate around 6:30 AM and then the lady staff in pink shirt told me to came inside, I went through the security check and walked inside. I sent all my original documents and my relationship proofs to them at window 6 and had to paid for the EMS fee because now they've changed the rule, they will send our visa by post mail instead of picking up at the consulate. The EMS fee is 350 Baht.
I felt very nervous and uncomfortable during waiting. The consular officer only approved one petition from three petitions. That made me frustrated!!! Felt like butterflies in my stomach!!!! After that I had to sit and wait until 10:30 AM. The male consular officer at window 5 called my name ... read complete review
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| Bangkok, Thailand | Review #10075 on July 25, 2012: |
JtPz
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i was very nervous about the interview but everything was so easier than i think and i made it..
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