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lilaznboy12   15

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Hi,

 

I was looking at packet 3 document and notice that it has changed. It seems that for Thailand it says to email forms DS-2001 and DS-160.

 

as for all the other document it states submit originals and photocopies of the following documents on the interview date. Does this mean all the police certificate, passport, passport photo, and GSS no longer need to be sent in ahead of time? 

 

The Thailand embassy packet 3 shows a new version of May-19. Can someone please look at it and let me know.

 

thanks

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My fiancee noticed this also. She said a K1 beneficiary posted on a Facebook forum for Thai visas recently that she only had to email the 2 documents (DS-160 & DS-2001) to the embassy and that she got an email back the same day to go ahead and schedule an interview. She was given a date about 10 days out and brought all the required documents from packet 3 to the interview. Nothing was snail-mailed ahead of time.

It would be nice to hear from anyone else who has recently gone through the process to confirm this.

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5 minutes ago, Joe&Tha said:

My fiancee noticed this also. She said a K1 beneficiary posted on a Facebook forum for Thai visas recently that she only had to email the 2 documents (DS-160 & DS-2001) to the embassy and that she got an email back the same day to go ahead and schedule an interview. She was given a date about 10 days out and brought all the required documents from packet 3 to the interview. Nothing was snail-mailed ahead of time.

It would be nice to hear from anyone else who has recently gone through the process to confirm this.

Wow that sounds great. Just wonder after the interview will they take longer to process the visa since before they got to review all documents before the interview or will they just review at the interview. Thanks for confirming.

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19 minutes ago, Joe&Tha said:

Everything is reviewed at the interview. If approved, it's a done deal.

Thanks, that’s great new

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Moved from K1 Process & Procedures to Thailand regional forum; issue is country specific.

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