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You can apply directly on the Thailand Privilege website. No need to use an agent. You can also email them directly with questions.
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Brett Mcgowan A tourist visa is a non-immigrant visa and there are currently no restrictions.
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Immigrant visas to the U.S. are suspended temporarily. Non-immigrant visas for temporary stay/tourism are still being issue upon meeting the requirements.
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The form, Affidavit of Eligibility to Marry is available at the US Embassy and will be provided during your appointment.
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I've seen other posts where people are reporting to the Philippines where there is an SSA office. You can send them an email with your questions.
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I would reach out to USCIS directly as they use Parole in Place selectively.

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The U.S. embassy does not issue visas for Thailand. You would have had to apply at a Thailand embassy for a visa or the DTV.
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I have the elite visa and no background check was required. To the best of my knowledge all checks are done internally with Thai Immigration. If you contact the Thailand Privilege staff they can help you with all your questions.
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Yes, you can cancel it if no payment was made. Although any application fee may not be reimbursable. Contact their customer service staff. They are helpful.
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9 months ago
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