Conversation about consular & visa (Role play)

Situation I: An American citizen has been murdered. He has a wife in Thailand but his family wants to have his ashes urn returned to the U.S. A consul is conversing with a consular assistant.

His wife: Hello

Brother: Hello, how are you? Everything is okay??

His wife: I felt better than yesterday. I still regret but it's gone.

Brother: At least, you feel better than yesterday.

His wife: Thanks for the encouragement to me. And you keep fighting. Is there anything can I help you?

Brother: Yes. If I will beg you send brother’s ashes urn returned to the United States. Can you give me?

His wife: Yes, what should I do?

Brother: You must have the consent letter from the deceased’s spouse for the repatriation process.

His wife: Sure. What else?

Brother: And the original certified affidavit from the Thai immigration and the Thai customs.

His wife: But I don’t know about affidavit.

Brother: Umm. Affidavit is a written statement confirmed by affirmation.

His wife: So, that means I prepare document about the consent letter from me and the original certified affidavit from the immigration and the customs, rights?

Brother: Sure.

His wife: OK, I’ll get back to you as soon as I get all the required information.

Brother: OK. Other issues, I will deal with myself. Thank you very much.

His wife: My pleasure. Miss you

Brother: Miss you, too.

Situation II: A 20-year-old Thai applicant is applying for tourist visa. He plans to go to the U.S with his friends.

Visa assistant: Hello.

Client: Hello.

Visa assistant: Mister Wongsathorn rights?

Client: Yes.

Visa assistant: Why do you want to go to the U.S?

Client: I plan to take a 1 month vacation.

Visa assistant: Wow, where will you go to?

Client: I will go to San Francisco and San Diego of California maybe I will go to Las Vegas of Nevada.

Visa assistant: You are going to visit many places. How much expense do you expect    from this trip?

Client: I will spend about 6,000 dollars. This is the estimated cost I calculated.

Visa assistant: Umm. Who are your supporters?

Client: My parents.

Visa assistant: What does they do?

Client: Father is an employee at SCG Company. And mother is a teacher at Kasetsart University Laboratory School.

Visa assistant: Let's see the statement of them.

Client: Here it is.

Visa assistant: Who will you go with?

Client: With two friends.

Visa assistant: Have you booked airline tickets?

Client: Reserved. This is a proof of reservation.

Visa assistant: Umm. Where do you stay in the US?

Client: I will stay at hotel.

Visa assistant: Do you have relatives or family in the US?

Client: No.

Visa assistant: Where have you been before?

Client: Japan, South Korea, and Australia.

Visa assistant: Will you come back to Thailand after you visit?

Client: Sure!!

Visa assistant: How can you assure me that you will come back?

Client: I have to go back to the university. And come back to my parents.

Visa assistant: OK. You done. Have a nice trip.

Client: Thank you very much.