What is the process for obtaining a Non-Immigrant O-A visa in the US, specifically in Washington?

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Mar 5, 2019

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Non-Immigrant O-A visa in US/Washington. Just got my first one through in-person drop off at their consulate. 4 days processing. Advice from Tod, and others here, very helpful. PM if you are going this route and have any questions. Thanks and Cheers.

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A user shares their experience of obtaining a Non-Immigrant O-A visa through an in-person drop-off at the Thai consulate in Washington, noting a 4-day processing time. They express gratitude for helpful advice received from community members and offer to assist others considering the same route.

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