@Richard ********

appreciate your input! Thanks

@Andreea *****

hello! The first step was getting an affadavit from our embassy to verify that we were married - written statement literally saying “i ______, and married to _____. The purpose of this document is to attain my marriage visa,” signed by a U.S. Embassy officer, and then translated to Thai and stamped by the MFA. Since my husband is Thai we also had it registered in the country but I do not believe if you’re not Thai you would need to do that. In what country were you married?

@Jordi *******

Nonthaburi

We needed a witness despite having two children who are thai citizens

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

this is so helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain! I feel a bit of relief lol

@Steven **************

gotcha, thank you for this advice!

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

thank you! I’m asking for a friend. She is applying for the QR code for her son but it’s asking for his vaccine card or pcr test. Should she just put her vaccine card then due to his age?

@Benjamin *****

this is encouraging! We will try next week and hoping for the best🙏🏽

@Steve *********

i needed this laugh lol. So it is. Thanks for sharing

I advise Doing the translation and marriage registration at the LA Consulate if you can, as opposed to waiting to translate and certify docs here. We were married in Nevada and I got a Non-O through LA Consulate but now as I’m trying to extend I had to go through several steps to get it registered in the system