Thanks for all the comments. I have to travel back and forth to the US for medical reasons, So I'll also be travelling back in December or January which means I can have the PP processed here in Thailand. Do I have to mail the old passport to the embassy or take it there in person? Also, how do I pay application fee?
I would like to get a new US passport (I'm running out of blank pages for stamps) from the US embassy and have my visa and extension stamps transferred. What is the current procedure to get this done? I thought I read in this forum that a letter is needed to have the stamps transferred. I'm returning to the US next month, so would it be easier to get a new passport in the US and when I return and have the stamps transferred? I'm have a non-immigrant "O" visa with a current marriage extension. Thanks
Is there anyone in the US that you trust to disperse the money. A younger relative that you could make executor of your US estate or give power of attorney over your investments. I assume IRAs and such. Then instruct that person to disperse money to the family account in Thailand at the required intervals. Check with Charles Schwab.
Again, this guy says something at least once a week to get his name in the news cycle. Please stop articles with this guys quotes. They've had no substance in the past and it's likely to continue. I'd rather read about what the common Thai is going through nowadays, but I guess nobody wants to hear about so much negative news.
Too many people saying what they want to do, knowing it will never get done. Please report articles about what actually gets done after it get done. I'd rather read about massage girls getting busted by special forces because it's beliveable and we all know that the brown envelopes were a little light. By the way, don't the people in the photo know that there's a mask mandate in large close gatherings?