Excellent Fiancee Visa Service for My Thai Fiancee by USA Immigration Law Thailand

Brian Wrights USA Immigration Law Thailand service was really great for us when I was a several thousand miles away from my Thai Fiancee in Thailand and we needed our Fiancee Visa processed to be done. Brian Wright made everything completely manageable though the stumbling blocks of the fiancee visa process seemed almost insurmountable considering the distance and language barriers. Brian Wright and his staff took the time to make sure we understood the fiancee visa process and kept us from making any mistakes that would have cost us time. Brian Wright even took the time to help us after we returned to the United States and DHS screwed up our paperwork for the Change of Status.

My Thai Fiancee is happily in America I want to thank Brian Wright for the excellent fiance visa service he provided. Everything went very smoothly and he took care of everything exactly as Brian Wright promised.

Having lived and worked around the world, I knew upfront the process for getting a fiance visa was not going to be easy. There are many obstacles to overcome such as the following:

The many documents the Thai applicant must obtain.

The Medical and Police report.

The form in English that need to be completed by the Thai applicant.

Knowledge of the Embassy and the process and customs for a successful application.

The many documents that must be supplied by the petitioner.

Brian Wrights fiance visa service was excellent and he helped make the whole fiancee visa process very simple for both of us. My Fiancee commented many times that she fell very comfortable with the way he was handling the fiance visa application. This helped her to relax and be less anxious through the fiancee visa process.

USA Immigration Law Thailand firms sole area of practice is fiancee visa, marriage visa & CR-1 marriage visa from Thailand to the United States. USA Immigration Law Thailand does not process other types of visas to America, nor does process visas to other countries.

The only additional services USA Immigration Law Thailand provides support the fiancee visa and marriage visa application process.

As a result of USA Immigration Law Thailand firms sole focus on processing fiancee visa and marriage visa from Thailand to the USA, USA Immigration Law Thailand have processed more visas to the USA from Thailand than all other Thailand based and US based immigration attorneys and visa service companies, combined. This has earned USA Immigration Law Thailand firm the distinction of being the most experienced and knowledgeable in this field.

USA Immigration Law Thailand firm, which is based in Thailand and America, is headquartered in Thailand as the primary focus of the visa application process is with your Thai fiance or Thai wife.

I (Anthony S., Pennsylvania, USA) would surely recommend USA Immigration Law Thailand by Brian Wright to anyone trying to get a Visa to the United States from Thailand for Thai Fiance.

Again, thank you for your excellent fiancee visa service.

Countries With Harsh Cannabis Laws

While most fair people will argue that the laws against marijuana possession and distribution are harsh in the western world, perhaps we should be thankful for small blessings! While in many countries cannabis seeds and the fully grown crop are perfectly legal, there are many countries with far more authoritarian control that have been known to pass the death penalty for cannabis users, so if you plan on getting high anytime soon, you may want to avoid the following oppressive countries if you value your life!

Used to Have Death Penalty

The Philippines used to enforce the death penalty for a period of 4 years between 2002 and 2006. To qualify for this harsh punishment, you would need to have been carrying over 500 grams of cannabis or over 10 grams of cocaine, ecstasy, morphine, opium or heroin.

Occasional Death Penalty

Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Dubai and Borneo have all sentenced with the death penalty for marijuana related offences in the past. Although the majority of these punishments were for trafficking offences, it would still be considered unwise to bring in any cannabis to the countries even if its intended for personal use.

Dubai has earned special recognition for its zero tolerance approach to drugs. Earlier this year a 25 year old man was sentenced to four years in prison for a 0.003 gram speck of cannabis found on his shoe, and another man was detained for possessing 3 poppy seeds that had fallen off the top of a bread roll! The country uses incredibly sophisticated technology that can detect trace amounts of various drugs and the mandatory sentence is 4 years, so be especially careful if flying to Dubai!

Frequent Death Penalty

Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Peoples Republic of China all still use the death penalty for varying quantities of drugs including cannabis. Thailand made the headlines when it undertook its war on drugs in which 2,275 people were killed, according to Human Rights Watch and many of these were believed to be extrajudicially executed. For its part, China is estimated to kill 500 people per year over drugs offences according to Amnesty International.

As a bonus nation, heres a surprise inclusion: the USA. While it has never actually been law, in 1996 Speaker Newt Gingrich proposed a mandatory death penalty for second time offences of smuggling 50g or more cannabis into the country. The proposal failed. The 1994 Crime Act states that a possible death sentence for marijuana offences would involve 60,000 kilograms of the drum or 60,000 plants, or bring in a profit of more than $20,000,000 per year. Regardless, the Supreme Court has held that only murder and treason constitutionally can carry the death penalty.

So the next time you want to moan about your government allowing the distribution of cannabis seeds but making it illegal to grow them, just remember that more draconian governments can make your life far more difficult sometimes by ending it! If youre planning on travelling to the Far East, you should think twice before packing the bong and the marijuana!