TomKorat33

TLDR This question is for American's that are legally married to Thai nationals. is it possible for my Thai wife to get a B-2 (visitors visa) to the USA despite being married to me (a citizen?) __________________________________________________________________ MORE INFO We live in Thailand and we have no intention on living in the United States. We just want to visit my mom and dad. She was denied despite having a serious job/career (official government teacher), assets (2 cars paid in full, a house mortgage with 500k Baht in equity, shares in the "teacher savings union" bank, land valued also at several hundred thousand baht). We thought these were sufficient to prove strong ties requiring her to return to Thailand. (My wife suspects the system did not correctly show the above-mentioned assets because she updated her online file but never got confirmation of the update from the embassy website). Anyway, my question as stated in the beginning. Is it possible for a Thai, who is married to an American citizen, to be issued a non-immigrant (visitor/tourist) visa? My wife and I are quite distraught. We have 2 young sons that my late-aged mom and dad have not seen in over 2 years. Also, if there is a better forum for these sort of questions please let me know. Thank you.