What steps can I take to help my girlfriend get a visa to the USA and resolve my Non-O visa issue in Thailand?

Your girl friend is not going to get a visa. As far as I am aware a fiancé visa is the only type of visa that will be issued and that will take over a year. It sucks and something needs to change.

Maybe a quicker option to meet up in Canada or mexico with the current messiness in the US if her health would permit (lot less travel than over here, but idk their condition).

If your daughter is a US citizen now, like you said in your post, she can apply for a US Passport and fly with you. However your wife going with you is a bigger problem.

Very much depends on your relationship with your Congressional representative and what district you are a resident of. If you've given up your U.S. residence and don't have a street address (or pay taxes there), the representative's office will have no time for you. I make sure my voter registration is active and up to date and always state that in any correspondence I have with his office. That guarantees that I at least get a response and a thanks for contacting Congressman X. Most of them are very reluctant to get involved with matters involving immigration, especially these days.

I know Americans who grew up in thailand who were denied citizenship for their own kids. ....anyway welcome to international love...enjoy Asia 🌏

You seem to have two different issues. Probably better to put each in a separate post.

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@Thai****

You are missing some important information we need to assist you.

First, how old are you and your daughter?

Second, what type of Non-O visa are you applying for?

Third, I'm quite certain the immigration official told you the reason your application was insufficient. What was the reason? Was it insufficient proof of supporting a Thai Child?

Fourth, are you listed as the father on the child's birth certificate?

Fifth, what is your current visa status, and what country are you in currently?

Sixth, what is your visa history in Thailand?

Your Thai Non O visa application issue can be resolved quite easily and relatively inexpensively with a good agent.

Re: Thai Girlfriend Visa to US Denied

This has been discussed many times here.

Please search the forum for suggestions.

In summary, you will have to prove the girlfriend has sufficient ties to Thailand to guarantee her return to her country.

Any information that might show that she has incentive to stay in America should be minimized. A fiancée or marriage visa might be an option.

Good luck.

Extremely arduous and frustrating process to get into the states, especially now.

If you were trying to get a visitor visa... good luck. Ive heard its like a 99% deny rate. My wife got hers denied

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Speak with an experienced attorney.

The only one that can "certify" the birth is Thai family court. If you were not married when the child was born, you have to go through the court to get recognized as father. It's not a fast or cheap process. You'll need a lawyer. It's your only option.

Also, your congressperson cannot help with getting a foreigner a tourist visa to Thailand.

The only thing a congressperson can help with is submitting an inquiry to USCIS if a visa application is taking longer than the stated timeline to process, and even then it rarely helps. That's for immigrant visas like K1 fiance or marriage that take months or years to process.