a6patch

Title says it all. Bought a new Blue 2021 Subaru Forester with Eyesight driver assistance earlier this year. Love the car. Sudden family obligations have us leaving the country immediately for possibly 1 yr+ so the car has to go. Only 6400KM on the odometer. Paid about 1,500,000tbh, looking for 1,200,000thb. Line: A6Patch, or dm in this forum. Thanks

Upon a bit more research, is it as simple as just entering the US on the B1/B2 visa, then after 4 months (2 months before the permission to stay is over), submit a I-485 Change of Status application and staying in the US while that whole process happens?

I'm an American citizen who has lived in Thailand for about 10 years. Married in Thailand 7 years ago. Never really did anything to register the marriage in the US or anything. I've maintained my legal status as a US resident in regards to filing taxes, etc. My wife has a 10-year B1/B2 visa to visit the US which we've used a number of times. It expires in about 3 years. Long term/permanently we plan on living in Thailand. But now there is a life situation where we would like to go live in the US for a longer period of time (probably over a year...perhaps up to 5 or so). Even though my wife can go visit the US on her visa, and has been married to a US citizen for 7 years, is there no path for us to go live in the US straightaway and do filing/paperwork/waiting there in the US for visa status, etc? Is it true that an unmarried couple can get a faster path to living in the US via the K3 fiancee visa than an already married 7 years couple? How does that make any sense at all <deleted>?! What is our best path forward? Is it really to stay here in Thailand for up to 2 years simply waiting on the process?