@Crispus ********

Give it a rest. No one forces their opinions on you so next time consult a professional immigration attorney.

@Kirk *******

If you earned it then you smart enough to figure out by yourself

@Gary ******

Money Money Money $$$ !!!

@Andy *********

Expressing one’s opinion on Facebook is not legal advice and shouldn’t be construed as legal advice.

A retained attorney’s advice is a legal advice, can be and will be considered as a legal advice/opinion !!!!!

If you are entitled for 60 days visa exemption on arrival then book a dummy onward tkt showing departure from Thailand around 58 days from your entry date which might cost around $15/-.

50 days into Thailand apply for extension and by then you’ll know how to handle going forward

@Steve ******

Where did you get the information, estimated life time earnings ????

That’s not true so please recheck your information.

@Jan *****************

why different for Indian, Chinese & Russian ????

@Lynnette ******

My bad.

Try emailing and calling consular services section

@Katherine *******

Don’t waste time waiting for a answer that makes you feel good BUT just go directly to the Embassy or the nearest Consulate and hear it from the horse’s mouth

@Steve *********

Yes, legally she can apply locally in the US for a parole/absence from USCIS for up to a year and even 2 years under certain circumstances.

Remember those absent days away from the US will be deducted from the number of days the applicant must be physically and continuously be present in the US before the application for citizenship is approved.

(Continuously 30 months presence in the US before the application can move forward towards citizenship)