Thailand Specific Packet #3 Checklist

[Danno2 0]

I created a Thailand specific Packet 3 checklist for myself and others. Can you review it and make some suggestions?

MS Word Version of Document

Beneficiary

Medical Exam

Required documents at time of exam

http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/root/pdfs/medical_forms.pdf

Three photographs measuring 1x1.5 inches

Passport

Forms of past major illness and immunizations

Location for Exam

Bumrungrad Hospital

Police Report

Birth Certificate, translated to English. (Get a second copy if possible)

Verification of unmarried status / Bai Rub Rong Sod (obtained in hometown with 2 family members as witnesses

4 Passport photos

Copy of fiancé’s passport page that has picture.

Pay Visa Fee $131 at Thai Post office (Keep receipt / must be shown at interview)

Petitioner

Continuing relationship evidence

I-134 with

Statement from an officer of the bank with

Date account Opened

Total amount deposited in the past year

Account balance

Statement from employer on business stationary with

Date and nature of employment

Salary paid

Whether the position is temporary or permanent

DS-230 for your fiancé

DS-156 for your fiancé

DS-156K for your fiancé

DS-157 for your fiancé

Make 2 copies of all documents you have gathered.

Prepare 2 submissions attached with a binder clip

Submission A - Beneficiary sends to Embassy

I-134.

DS-230 for your fiancé

DS-156 for your fiancé

DS-156K for your fiancé

DS-157 for your fiancé

2 passport photos

Copy of her passport

Checklist and letter from the Packet 3 to the U.S. Embassy

I134

Bank letter

Employer letter

Submission B – Held for Interview

Receipt of $131 visa payment fee from post office

Original documents from petitioners I129F packet

Evidence of having met in person

Evidence of ongoing relationship

[Kang Lang 7]

dannyandchada,

it's been nearly 2 year for us so i am not much current help...it looks good though i would add to the employer letter if the position is full or part time our interviewer asked. also visit the sawasdee 3 thread which is thailand specific and people who have very recently gone through interviews can offer some current advice.

chok dee!

lin

[Kang Lang 7]

here is the link...

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=175951

[daboyz 36]

I created a Thailand specific Packet 3 checklist for myself and others. Can you review it and make some suggestions?

MS Word Version of Document

Beneficiary

Medical Exam

Required documents at time of exam

http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/root/pdfs/medical_forms.pdf

Three photographs measuring 1x1.5 inches

Passport

Forms of past major illness and immunizations

Location for Exam

Bumrungrad Hospital

Police Report

Birth Certificate, translated to English. (Get a second copy if possible)

Verification of unmarried status / Bai Rub Rong Sod (obtained in hometown with 2 family members as witnesses

4 Passport photos

Copy of fiancé’s passport page that has picture.

Pay Visa Fee $131 at Thai Post office (Keep receipt / must be shown at interview)

Petitioner

Continuing relationship evidence

I-134 with

Statement from an officer of the bank with

Date account Opened

Total amount deposited in the past year

Account balance

Statement from employer on business stationary with

Date and nature of employment

Salary paid

Whether the position is temporary or permanent

DS-230 for your fiancé

DS-156 for your fiancé

DS-156K for your fiancé

DS-157 for your fiancé

Make 2 copies of all documents you have gathered.

Prepare 2 submissions attached with a binder clip

Submission A - Beneficiary sends to Embassy

I-134.

DS-230 for your fiancé

DS-156 for your fiancé

DS-156K for your fiancé

DS-157 for your fiancé

2 passport photos

Copy of her passport

Checklist and letter from the Packet 3 to the U.S. Embassy

I134

Bank letter

Employer letter

Submission B – Held for Interview

Receipt of $131 visa payment fee from post office

Original documents from petitioners I129F packet

Evidence of having met in person

Evidence of ongoing relationship

Might be good to add last 3 years tax transcripts for the I-134.

[Noi3125 1]

I created a Thailand specific Packet 3 checklist for myself and others. Can you review it and make some suggestions?

MS Word Version of Document

Beneficiary

Medical Exam

Required documents at time of exam

http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/root/pdfs/medical_forms.pdf

Three photographs measuring 1x1.5 inches

Passport

Forms of past major illness and immunizations

My husband and I just did the medical and j they only took one of my photos and returned the other two, and they never asked for any forms of past medical history nor immunizations. The exam was 2000+ Baht and the immunizations (MMR, Tetanus, and I don't remember) was 3000+ it came to about 5800 Baht. This is for Bumrungrad. You can also have it done at BNH I believe.

Take care,

Noi

[birch- phuk_beer 0]

I created a Thailand specific Packet 3 checklist for myself and others. Can you review it and make some suggestions?

MS Word Version of Document

Beneficiary

Medical Exam

Required documents at time of exam

http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/root/pdfs/medical_forms.pdf

Three photographs measuring 1x1.5 inches

Passport

Forms of past major illness and immunizations

My husband and I just did the medical and j they only took one of my photos and returned the other two, and they never asked for any forms of past medical history nor immunizations. The exam was 2000+ Baht and the immunizations (MMR, Tetanus, and I don't remember) was 3000+ it came to about 5800 Baht. This is for Bumrungrad. You can also have it done at BNH I believe.

Take care,

Noi

Hi Noi-

My wife just did the medical on Tuesday. She paid 3800 with the 2 shots, and the 13 y.o. daughter was 7200B withthe 6 shots.

[ding 1]

For evidence of having met in person when filing our K1, I had 30 pics, boarding passes and visa stamps. Some pics in front of hotel sign with hotel invoice too.

Then for our K3 after getting married we needed 50+ because Thai embassy likes more pics now (we were told). Phone call records from Vonage $10.99/mo unlimited call Asia plan - downloaded and printed out. I also added myself to the apartment rental invoice when visiting and had them stamp "paid" over my signature, I did this for 5 months payments and included them in paket.

So I think evidence of an established relationship for a K3 vs. an ongoing relationship with evidence of meeting in-person within 2 years for K1, is worth making clear.

[PeterandYa 0]

I created a Thailand specific Packet 3 checklist for myself and others. Can you review it and make some suggestions?

MS Word Version of Document

Beneficiary

Medical Exam

Required documents at time of exam

http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/root/pdfs/medical_forms.pdf

Three photographs measuring 1x1.5 inches

Passport

Forms of past major illness and immunizations

Location for Exam

Bumrungrad Hospital

Police Report

Birth Certificate, translated to English. (Get a second copy if possible)

Verification of unmarried status / Bai Rub Rong Sod (obtained in hometown with 2 family members as witnesses

4 Passport photos

Copy of fiancé’s passport page that has picture.

Pay Visa Fee $131 at Thai Post office (Keep receipt / must be shown at interview)

Petitioner

Continuing relationship evidence

I-134 with

Statement from an officer of the bank with

Date account Opened

Total amount deposited in the past year

Account balance

Statement from employer on business stationary with

Date and nature of employment

Salary paid

Whether the position is temporary or permanent

DS-230 for your fiancé

DS-156 for your fiancé

DS-156K for your fiancé

DS-157 for your fiancé

Make 2 copies of all documents you have gathered.

Prepare 2 submissions attached with a binder clip

Submission A - Beneficiary sends to Embassy

I-134.

DS-230 for your fiancé

DS-156 for your fiancé

DS-156K for your fiancé

DS-157 for your fiancé

2 passport photos

Copy of her passport

Checklist and letter from the Packet 3 to the U.S. Embassy

I134

Bank letter

Employer letter

Submission B – Held for Interview

Receipt of $131 visa payment fee from post office

Original documents from petitioners I129F packet

Evidence of having met in person

Evidence of ongoing relationship

I would also suggest copies of the last 3 years of W2s.

[AaronLV 12]

Under the hospital, I would add BNH, that is where we did our exam.

[ThaitoUSA 15]

Danny, would it be possible for you or someone else who has recently received Packet 3 for K-1 to post the letter/checklist?

There have been several mentions of changes that are not reflected on the Bangkok embassy's website. We just receieved NOA2 and want to schedule the interview ASAP. We have already assembled most of the required documents listed in Packet 3.

Thanks.