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Thank you. Fortunately, we were approved last Thursday.

I didn't think Canadians needed a visa to enter USA.

My fiancee had her interview last Thursday. Everything went very well, though the immigration officer almost lost the Affidavit of Support (and supporting document). After 1 day, our status in CEAC site changed from 'Approved' to 'Issued'.

My lady mentioned that several people at the interview appointment were missing required documents. You can only be mad at yourself. The listed does NOT say only translated version. It specifically says "Original and copy and translated copy", several times.... My lady says you can get the Birth Certificate and Single-Status papers from Bangkok. Birth Certificate: Original and copy. You and each family member immigrating with you must obtain an original birth certificate or certified copy. If you were born outside of Thailand, please see the Reciprocity Schedule for information about how to request a birth certificate. Please place the English translation of this document on top of the original. o If an official Thai birth certificate is not obtainable, you should submit a Certificate of Birthplace (original and copy). Delays suck, reading carefully is important to avoid them. I'm sure you'll get your approval soon

Her police certificate was ready in 1 week, but we had expedited it, since her Visa interview was only a few weeks away. By the way, make sure your Thai fiancee has his "single status / marriage status" document. It will be needed at the visa interview. My fiancee said there were a lot of other people getting rejections, because they were lacking necessary documentation at their interviews. Fortunately, we had everything in order and should have the visas within 10 days.

We left that 2nd section blank...except for filling in N/A on each line, which yes...according to the I-129f instruction sheet, is required. (though, i don't think they would give you any problem if you missed a few).

My fiancee and her son just got their K1 and K2 approved. Finally the wait is over. No RFEs, no Admistrative Processing. If you have any questions about the process a-la Thailand, feel free to ask.

FYI, your visa is not yet approved. Your I-129f petition has been approved and transferred to the embassy. Anyhow, about 3 weeks ago, approximately 10 interview slots opened at Bangkok embassy. We were able to snag one and then i immediately notified others in The Thailand forum. They went quickly. We just got approved today and should have visa in hand in 10 days my thoughts to you is to have yourself and your fiance checking multiple times per day. While i was awake, i was checking hourly. Bangkok doesn't have a particular day of the week or month that they add more. For what it's worth, i think i noticed them around 1pm Bangkok time.

I had that same timeout experience with the site. It really tested my patience. Absolute worst website ever.

For what it's worth, Boundless (and many other similar sites) has lots of bad/incorrect/outdated information.

We just went through this step. Yes, you'll need the K1-FTP (They might call this a "NOA" or "NOA3". Ours had been emailed to us from the embassy in Bangkok. I couldn't find an English copy, but the documentation requirements should be here: https://pcscenter.sbpolice.go.th/news/REQUIREDDOCUMENTS(ApplyinpersonforapplicantresidinginThailand)_25.html Note: https://th.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/packets/ > Open file "Obtaining a Thai Police Certificate (Thai/English) Step 1 of the PDF file directs you to https://pcscenter.sbpolice.go.th/ and then, finally https://pcscenter.sbpolice.go.th/news/REQUIREDDOCUMENTS(ApplyinpersonforapplicantresidinginThailand)_25.html Also note: If you are at all worried that your police clearance certificate will not be completed before your interview date, you can request and pay for it to be expedited. I don't remember the cost, but it wasn't much.

Looks good to me. For what it's worth, we included two Intent to Marry letters, one from each of us. I wrote them both and had her sign and date her copy.

This is pretty terrible advice. Edited photos are grounds for rejection. I've never had a problem with passport photos from Wahlgreens.

Nope. the physician will offer any missing vaccines at your medical appointment.

Have you tried calling or emailing the embassy?

If he meets certain criteria, he can get a "Non-filer" transcript from the IRS. I agree with others... If his money is in a bank, it's earning interest and that must be reported. If it's interest from a foreign bank account, this also has to be reported to the IRS.

You will not need a co-sponsor, if you show your bank statements, as the I-134 /864 advises.

Respectfully, if you really did do your research, you would know that answers to ALL of those questions can be found at https://www.ustraveldocs.com/ph/

when you completed the DS-160, did that site tell you to wait for Packet 3 & 4 to be emailed to you? Packet 3 & 4 has the instructions for your specific embassy. Follow that.

I can't speak for Costa Rica embassy, but it's not uncommon to get "no appointments available" until appointments become available. We are scheduling through Bangkok embassy and we were checking all throughout the day, for 3 weeks, before 10 appointments got added for October. So, just keep checking.... a lot.

I think you will get good answers at https://talk.thethaiger.com/forum/94-banking-account-opening-foreign-exchange-transfers/

ustraveldocs.com, pick the country. It will lead you to the website to schedule the interview. Or...call the Embassy and ask..

The firat 3 letters are the embassy code. I don't know the code for Baghdad. I think there is a Middle-East forum here that could answer that question.

HI TJLAKA, You might ask in the S. America section: https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/96-mexico-latin-south-america/https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/96-mexico-latin-south-america/

When you filled the I-129F, did you include the child's information? If so, then you'll get a single case number from NVC.