Why use counsel for Long-Term Resident Visa
Small errors (order, mistranslation, missing stamp) cause rejections. Our 3-step internal checklist catches them before submission.
Filings at the United States Embassy have moving parts — form revisions, financial thresholds, supporting docs — and we track every update so your bundle matches the current requirements.
How we work
Fixed-fee quotes — MFA fees and return courier included; no hidden extras.
Send documents via LINE/email. We review within 24 hours, return comments, then schedule notary and the rest of the chain.
Documents required for the United States Embassy
Foreign documents may need Apostille or full legalisation depending on whether United States is an Apostille party — we verify upfront.
Thai-issued documents should be notarised and MFA-legalised before submission, so the United States Embassy accepts them on first pass.
Fees and timeline
Reference processing time for Long-Term Resident Visa is around 20–60 days; we recommend starting at least 4-6 weeks before the travel date.
Express MFA and notary slots are available next-business-day at additional cost.
Document checklist
- United States Embassy visa form, fully completed
- Passport valid ≥ 6 months + copies of all stamped pages
- Photo per United States Embassy specs, white background
- Eligibility evidence: รายได้ ≥ $80,000/ปี
- Certified translation of invitation / admission / contract
- Bank statements (6 months) + bank letter
- Health / travel insurance per United States rules
FAQ
Do I have to attend the United States Embassy in person?
Most United States Embassy processes require in-person biometrics/interview; preparation, translation and MFA legalisation can be delegated to our team.
How long does Long-Term Resident Visa take?
Reference processing at the United States Embassy is around 20–60 days, subject to season and document completeness.
What is the total cost?
Our fee from THB 50,000 + the United States Embassy's consular fee + MFA legalisation THB 400-800/page.
Do you handle visa refusals?
Yes — we draft Appeal Letters and prepare additional evidence per the United States Embassy's Refusal Code, no extra document-prep fee.
Do foreign documents need Apostille?
We verify whether United States is an Apostille party at the start; otherwise full legalisation in both countries is required.