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Original only. The copy shop downstairs was great actually in advising exactly what copies were needed.

I extended non O-A about a week ago at CW, similar to OP report plus also needed insurance certificate. The girl who pre-checked my forms asked about 90 day report, but I told her I'd just mailed it and showed her my receipt. TM30 wasn't asked for at all, I had a copy in my folder but didn't volunteer it. Map was a google maps printout, accepted same as last year. Bank deposit and letter all done early afternoon (45 minutes at Krungsri) then photocopy shop for copies of passport and visa pages, also bank book as KSB don't make copies. No copies of TM7 or other forms required, it looked like L section seemed to be doing quite a bit of their own photocopying this year. Very busy as I went there in the days preceding 26th September, but otherwise all pretty smooth. Having the QR code on the ticket really helped, updating queue status on the phone and freeing me up to move around the building.

Took a walk on the wild side...

They should have gone with "LUBE".

This app appeared on the scene about the same time as Miss Pinky Promise.... whatever happened to her?

Definitely safe, they checked with Des innit.

The dog ate the formal notification...

Suspended chords have been banned as they allow small droplets to hang in the air. However, flat fifths are encouraged to diminish the risk.

I was there about 1.30pm the same day, with 119 ahead of me in the queue. Mine also took 5 hours, which is about the same rate of processing as yours if you factor in the lunchhour. I was there mostly till the end, around 6.30pm they were calling the final numbers (around #230). Not sure how many cases they process on an average day, but it certainly seems it was unusually busy on Tuesday.

I went on Tuesday afternoon to extend non O-A, the place was mobbed. Perhaps because of this, when I arrived around 1.30pm and went straight to the ticket desk I was only asked for the TM7 and then given a queue number right away (119 ahead of me in the queue, last year there were less than 20 queueing at the same time of day). I popped downstairs to Krungsri which was very quiet, made a deposit and got the book updated was told to come back in 40 minutes for the letter, which gave me time to fill out the additional forms. Then got copies made, and hung around getting coffees etc. Finally got seen after 6pm, unusually by a senior officer who checked my forms and stamped my passport all at her desk. Very smooth trip, but surprised at the queue length in front of me, took over 5 hours in all. The QR code provided on the ticket was great though, showing queue number status, and freeing me up to wander all over the building rather than sit glued to the screen in L section.

My AIS fibre 50/20 is far better than my friend's True 200/50 (cable), and costs half as much.

I'm going to need a UK sim for Internet banking access soon - can you confirm the Asda sim doesn't need to be activated and topped up in the UK before sending? If I can activate and top up here it will be much more convenient, I'll just get the sim sent over.

Pfizer on Thursday 3 days ago, sore arm and fatigue for the first couple of days, still there a bit now. Not feeling ill though - felt more like a sedative or jetlag.

Maybe the first three letters refer to 'committee', to explain how the name was designed.

Same lot number at MedPark for me on Thursday.

Thanks, good info.

Do you have any idea how soon this might happen? My O-A extension is late October, I guess visa reforms are on the backburner at the moment with so much else going on.

Got my O-A extension coming up at CW in a couple of months, last year I used the cheapest company (LMG). Do you know how they manage this Insurance for the renewal - will LMG just offer an automatic renewal and issue a certificate once premium paid? I'm hoping the process will be simpler regarding validity dates on the second year of doing this as it's just a renewal.