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Thanks for the link. The TM 30 has been approved, though the rental agreement is not in my name. I believe this page will be helpful, too: <<Notify Residence>>

I will be applying for a Non-Immigrant Retirement Visa in early April, 2025. My landlord made the TM 30 online, but she says there's no option to print/download from her smartphone. Don't I need to have a copy of the TM30 when applying at my local Imm office? If already answered please post link to thread - I searched and couldn't find one. TIA.

Thanks so much! Where did you get this image from if I may ask? I looked all over. URL please.

I know this is very late, but can someone confirm that immigration offices are open tomorrow, May 1st? I know it's Labor Day and it's a bank holiday. But the other day I was at my local immigration office and was told to pick up my visa on May 1st. I double checked with them, asking wasn't that a holiday, and they said that they would definitely be open. However I am doubting if this is true. Does anybody know for a fact that local immigration offices are going to be open, or closed, on May 1st, 2024. I live an hours drive away from the office! Thank you.

My Skype account is funded and I use it regularly to call other 1-800 numbers with no problem. I have called after 8:00 p.m. Thailand time and still received the "only automated systems are available" message. I can't figure out why I am not getting through.

How can I call the IRS 1-800 toll-free from Thailand? I am using Skype on a PC. I know that I am supposed to call during "local time" hours, but how does that translate time wise for us living here in Thailand? I called at 6, 7, and 8 pm Thai time, but keep getting that they're closed and only automated services are available. I have the "267-941-1000 Monday through Friday from 6am to 8pm Eastern time" info, but it's NOT toll free. Thanks

Yes Schwab reimburses, but I find the cash advance most convenient and can get large sums of money rather than withdrawing many many times from the ATM machine

Yes, it is a debit card. Do you have a link to this information?

Yes, I believe they actually tried the card.

I did not try the ATM machine as I like to withdraw one large amount rather than many smaller ATM machine withdrawals

Went to Bangkok Bank to use my Schwab debit card for a Cash Advance only to be told that my card no longer worked in their system. I have used this card before with no hassles. Has anyone else encountered this problem and is there a fix for it? If there has been a previous thread regarding this topic please leave a link. I searched and could not find one.

Any suggested alternative?

Thank you for this response. You state "EMS will not send to US PO box address anymore" - but the envelope has already been sent and arrived at "Inward Office of Exchange (United States) International - USJFKA". It just hasn't moved since. And, do you have more information on the "Alternative was a Thailand Post option (almost as expensive)" - name in Thai, etc?

I sent my 1040 and enclosed check to the IRS via EMS registered mail (not the 2-day mail) on March 20th. It arrived April 02 at the "Arrival at Inward Office of Exchange (United States) International - USJFKA" - and since then, NOTHING. The check has not cleared my bank. Anybody else have their registered mail stuck there? What happened? <Not sure if this is the right forum or not - please move if necessary. Thanks>

I believe you posted on my previous post about Thailand not being listed as a country. How did you resolve that?