What can I do to help my Thai friend get a tourist visa to the USA after a denial?

@Bigd *********

this is what my wife and I ended up doing. Was horrendous

@Jeff *******

yes in black and white have to prove intent to return

What a clown

That’s why the world’s people try so hard

Just a hater and obviously not too bright

@Ivan ********

the US has a lot to offer. You’d have to have some hard feelings to say otherwise.

@Ivan ********

She is missing a lot depending on where you are going. Who doesn't want to see las Vegas or Disneyland if they have never been? Taking a trip on the Pacific Coast Highway. So much to do in the states. The way you felt your first time in Thailand may have been magical and that is what she would feel going to the US for the first time.

@Amy ****

Fiance

@Tommy *******

The Uk and USA are different country’s with different rules. How does this help at all.

@Tommy *******

UK is a lot easier the US and Schengen area

@Brandon ***********

It’s the same for Netherlands though they are slightly easier in their judgement than the USA.

@Brandon ***********

Exactly! - the main thing is to give the US authorities confidence that they will leave and go home - if you don't have that mindset, you will encounter problems.

@Brandon ***********

a long history of international travel is a very strong component, yes. I suspect the biggest single factor.

@Phil *****

Took me nine months - K1

@Phil *****

No! Not easy at all!!

My Thai wife and I are married for over 3 years, and went through an ordeal!

Finally, next month, her interview at Embassy in Bangkok.

@Phil *****

if you are engaged and have some pics a k1 visa is easy enough…

@Phil *****

no not easy at all.

@Phil *****

that's not necessarily true I actually came back and married my wife this year after failing last year didn't make any difference In fact we have given up after the third attempt I compiled so much evidence the file was 4-inch thick with hundreds of photos, of the wedding of a relationship the 3 visits the business we set up, the money to support her in the UK and her own money they still denied her saying that they think she would not return. they don't even read the applications anymore If they had they would have known I needed my wife because I've had a serious heart attack, they also denied her because they said she had nothing to return for? No dependence yet in her affidavits she states she had her businesses and her little brother because she has no parents So she looked after him because he has special needs they say you can't appeal? when I put my complaint in that this person denying us a (Mr Sheffield) I don't think he even read the case notes but I tried to complain against him UK embassy says I can't do it because it's an overseas application the embassy overseas says I can't do it because the contact details I've given is in the UK so it's a catch 22 So if a dying man can't get his wife by his side then nothing seems to work anymore they just take your money and give nothing back the UK government but some people are believing lots of other nationality governments are just getting as restrictive As much as Thailand government are being great and have opened it up for longer times , if it's not returned in kindness by their home country prices of the flights going up People will stop going

@Phil *****

actually that's not true. Being married makes no difference