US tourist visa and interview for a Thai wife

[pepo1 0]

What will be my chance to get a US tourist visa for my Thai wife? I got married 4 years and 5 months ago also have a Thai retirement visa for the past 4 years, I work in Afghanistan and live in Thai not the us. We have House , two new car, a shop in our village and 6 rai land. we have three son two are Thai citizen and the baby is American and Thai citizen. I'm the sponsor and I will pay for everything. We just want to go for 6 days to the US so my wife and son can meet my three daughters and family members. we are waiting for her visa interview date now. does anybody remember any question on there tourist visa interview. Siam Legal gave my wife 50/50 chance of getting her tourist visa. Please help . I gave Siam Legal all my documents that they ask for like copy of all my passport pages, a letter from my job in Afghanistan, copy of my us government ID card, a copy of my orders from the department of the army, bank statement, a letter of sponsorship, 2 years of us taxes, my Thai yellow house book. Will the consulate look at my documents?

[pepo1 0]

Everything is in my wife name. I have a house yellow book in my name will that help to established my resident in Thailand? Also my two Thai son's are in school. there age are 8 and 12.our baby son is 9 months old.

[pepo1 0]

can anybody help?

[az2014 381]

What is Siam Legal? I hope you are not paying a law firm to apply for your wife, as you are just throwing money away.

You talk a lot about you, what you do, what you have, what documents you have. Why? None of it matters so forget all of your documents.

And you are not sponsoring anything, there is no sponsorship for tourist visas. You need to focus on your wife's ties to Thailand, that is it. Stuff like property in her name, family in Thailand, job etc.

And yes 50/50 is the correct chance, 2 possible outcomes, grant or deny. Nobody on here knows what will happen. Just let her apply online and go to the interview.

Bring her documents showing ties, although they will most likely not even be looked at, but no harm.

Let us know how she gets on.

[Boiler 45,582]

50/50 is the outcome, ie there are two possible results, not the chance of which one will apply in your circumstances.

I put it at about 26.82%. Give or take.

I do know precisely the odds if you do not apply, 0%.

As the only way of finding out is to apply I suggest you do so and let us know the outcome.

Edited September 27, 2015 by Boiler

[pepo1 0]

Boiler why so low? my wife have ties in Thai.

[Boiler 45,582]

Biggest factor is Thailand.

[pepo1 0]

SIAM LEGAL is a Law Firm that we paid to handle everything for the tourist visa because I'm working in Afghanista.

[pepo1 0]

I hope that she will get it. I live in Thailand with my wife and son's not in the us so maybe that will help.

[pepo1 0]

my wife add one interview before and she didn't get the visa so maybe this time she will.

[Boiler 45,582]

I have been to 30 odd countries, some needed a visa in advance some needed a visa on arrival, never did I think I needed a Lawyer.

Now there are people with issues where legal advice might be beneficial, criminal histories whatever, but in most cases it is a form filling exercise.

So I am intrigued as to why you think you need a lawyer?

[pepo1 0]

Boiler,

Siam legal was refer to me by a good friend to help us with the tourist visa because it is very hard to get in Thailand. it does not have to do with legal issues or criminal histories. you travel 30 countries is very difference from getting a visa for a Thai wife or gf. I also travel to many countries with no problem in getting a visa.

[Boiler 45,582]

I have applied for a b, you fill the form in, not that complicated, asks for factual information, similar to applying for a Credit Card

Here at Siam Legal, we provide you with services, which may include (but not limited to) the following:

Full review of your personal, financial & employment history

All factual
Consultation and confirmation that the B-2 visa is appropriate for you

Fair enough but you know that is what you want
Extensive check-list of documents that you need for your B-2 visa

They say what is a reasonable summary of what is required:

Important Documents Needed For All Type Of Applicants

Application Form DS-160, completed and submitted
Current, valid passport or travel document
Passport 2x2 in Photograph
Application fees.
Evidence of funds to cover your expenses in the United States
Evidence of compelling social and economic ties to Thailand
US Citizens often contact us and ask if they can write a letter of support for the Thai applicant to visit the United States. Under U.S. law, however, applicants for a US Tourist Visa must qualify on their own for visas to visit the United States.

This is what applicants must do to qualify for visitor visas:

Complete and sign the required application forms;
Bring evidence that their visit is temporary and that they will return home
Show financial ability to fund their travel and stay in the US

Professional and accurate preparation of your visa application

You fill the form in on line?
Submission of your visa application to the proper agencies

You fill the form in on line
Careful preparation of all correspondence with agencies

Not applicable
Expert advise on how to handle yourself at your Consular interview

You can read about that on VJ, but you are talking about maybe a couple of minutes at the window. Most applications are decided well before you interview.
Unlimited personal communication with our US Visa Attorney

Thats nice

Edited September 28, 2015 by Boiler

[pepo1 0]

Boiler,

I got Saim Legal to make sure that everything is done right for my wife visa. I want her to go with me to see my family members in the US that is all. now I am worried that she will not be able to get the tourist visa.

Thank you for your help...

[Boiler 45,582]

It seems such services are prevalent around high fraud consulates and prey on such fears.