What are some recommended agents for applying for a USA tourist visa for a Thai spouse?

Contact your state representative or senator and advise them of your issue. They can make things happen with one call.

Unfortunately using a Visa Agent there is no guarantee getting your wife a travel visa. Does she have a social media account like Facebook? And she has a job in Thailand, house, family, money in her own account. These things matter.

My wife recently got her Travel Visa to America. The first time 6 years ago she was declined. This time it helped that she showed on her FB account her business. It's a water sweet shop, coffee, Thai tea, snacks. I believe it helped her due yo the fact they checked. And asked about having social media.

I really don't see how an agent can help to get a tourist visa. The application is online and pretty straight forward. For the interview they won't let anyone but her into the building (with the exception of a translator I believe).

I had the same issue with my wife prior to marriage. After we got married I had her try again. She ended up getting the 10 year tourist visa. What helped I believe is in one of the open form questions of the online application I had her use it to explain the situation. Rather than just answer the question since there was no other place to add additional comments. In it we explained that I have moved to thailand permanently with zero intentions of moving back, so she had no desire to get a green card. Between that and perhaps Chaing Mai being more lenient that Bangkok she ended up being approved.

I spoke with my mom, an immigration attorney in the US. Asking the same, how can I take my spouse to vacation in US on tourist visa and her reply, you can’t he can’t. Tha US will not provide tourist visa for a spouse of US citizen it has to be the correct visa since they will ask if you’re married etc. I have seen some people post recent success but not sure what visa class it was good luck.

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I'm convinced the tourist visa process is a cash collector. I've seen a few examples where people were quite prepared and the interviewer didn't bother to review documents or any details, as though the interview was only an exercise to deliver the pre-decided denial.

Working on a K-1 now.

Green card won’t be any good for your situation anyway, if you’re not moving to the U.S. You can’t be out of the country more than 6 months of any given year or you lose your green card. That’s why I got my wife’s citizenship and U.S. passport before we moved to Thailand, so she can come and go as she pleases. Good luck on your tourist visa. Hope an agent can help.