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1. Adjustment of Status to Permanent Residence for Thai Fiancees and Spouses October 07, 2008 Adjustment of Status for Thai Fiancees and Spouses ">Adjustment of Status is a procedure to obtain lawful permanent residence (green card) for a Thai fiancé/fiancée or spouse. When a Thai fiancé/fiancée or spouse obtains a K Visa (K-1 or K-3) to enter the United States they are still not permanent residents. In fact they are considered non-immigrants by the Immigration authorities. Therefore it is necessary to adjust a Thai loved one's status to permanent resident in order for the Thai loved one to remain in the United States indefinitely. In a situation where a Thai spouse has entered... (read more) Author: Ben Hart

2. Types US Visas for Thai Children October 07, 2008 WHAT KIND OF VISA DOES THE CHILD OF MY THAI FIANCÉE OR SPOUSE NEED TO ENTER THE UNITED STATES? The child or children of a Thai fiancée or spouse enters the United States on a derivative visa. This means that a Thai fiancée who enters the US on a K-1 Fiancée visa will be able to bring her child on a K-2 visa, a derivative visa of the K-1. For a Thai spouse who enters the United States on a K-3 visa a K-4 visa will be used to bring in the Thai child. For an IR-1/CR-1 visa, the Thai children will enter the United States on derivative visas (IR-2/CR-2) of their Thai mother. DO I NEED TO ... (read more) Author: Ben Hart

3. An Overview of the K1 Visa Process for a Thai Fiancee from a Chronological Perspective October 07, 2008 Phase 1: Submitting your Thai Fiancée's K-1 Visa Application to USCIS After the US Citizen, or his attorney, has completed the USCIS petition for a K-1 Visa for his Thai fiancée he will need to submit the petition to the correct USCIS Service Center. Depending upon where the US Citizen resides in the United States he will either submit the petition to the USCIS Service Center in either California or Vermont. There is another option for the US Citizen residing in Thailand. If the US Citizen can prove that he has been a resident of Thailand for over one year then he can file the K-1 ap... (read more) Author: Ben Hart

4. Advance Parole & K1 Visas for you Thai Loved One October 07, 2008 Advance Parole for Thai Fiancees and Spouses Advance Parole is a travel document that gives a Thai fiancée the right to re-enter the United States on a K-1 Visa after leaving the country. This is important because your fiancée cannot leave the country on a K-1 Visa and return without obtaining this crucial travel document. The reason this is so important: immigration presumes anyone who is in the US on a K-1 visa and then departs is abandoning their K-1 Visa. Therefore, should your Thai fiancée leave the US without obtaining advance parole her K-1 visa will be terminated and the only way ... (read more) Author: Ben Hart

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