Max66

9 minutes ago, Mike Wolfe said:

That's interesting what was the name of the immigration supervisor you met with yesterday?  Because I just left the immigration office in Bangkok a few minutes ago myself where I also had a meeting with a supervisor there named Wattanapong Tawara about the future of the income affidavits for United States citizens and he assured me that there are absolutely no changes coming regarding the proof of income affidavit for U.S. citizens.  He said that immigration isn't changing any procedures regarding the extension of retirement or marriage visas for any citizen of any country and that the issue regarding the British citizens is merely a British embassy issue and he said that no other embassy is changing the way they process their income letters and he assured me again that all immigration offices throughout Thailand will continue to accept the income affidavits next year and for the foreseeable future.  So what was the name of the immigration supervisor who you spoke with?  The man I spoke with today is a very senior level immigration supervisor and he told me exactly the opposite of what you posted.  So far you're the first person to post any information about this and it only came from one immigration officer, and I'm the second person.  What was the immigration supervisors name?  I'm really curious to know if you spoke to the same IO as I did which was the same immigration office as well.  I really want to know who you spoke with, I know who I spoke with at immigration.  Again according to him they will continue to accept the income affidavits next year and they have no plans to change the process for any citizen of any country and that came from a high level immigration supervisor at the same office.   

Mike, youre correct . I'm in CM and the visa agent said the same .  Bangkok has not changed a thing.  Also renrwed my passport yesterday at U.S. Consulate at CM  I asked about affafavits they said no change in the foreseeable future.  And said that's only the British Embassy. 

I honestly couldnt read after the first paragraph.  Four year old little girl ,not much more than a baby. Just innocently playing on her bicycle. God how incredibly heartbreaking....

RIP Sweetheart.?

22 hours ago, 4MyEgo said:

Never paid more than 2,000 baht and of course that would have to be for a really pretty one who would earn every baht working it.

 

Married a poor village girl 11 years ago, so I guess I am "silly" as you suggest, although she cooks like a chef, cleans like a professional cleaner, is a fantastic mother to our kids, roots like there is no tomorrow and at least 3 times a week unless I am tired, has a beautiful home that I built her, a modern car and a motor scooter, a little money in the bank and spoils me rotten every single day of the week, to top it all off because I know you don't believe what your hearing, she is not spoilt, no nose in the air, or Princess in anyway to other Thai's or myself, jut a village girl, and I also play the field and she is ok with it.

 

I have invested about 1/10th of what I am worth and if she is going to slowly poisoning me off for "her assets" as everything is in her name, after all she is the mother of our kids and they will need a roof over the heads and a car to get them to school, shopping etc etc, then she misses out on the other 90%.

 

Smartest thing I ever did was marry this bar girl, which kills your theory of remaining single and playing the field, because if you have balls and find the right woman who can handle the truth before you marry and accepts you for who you are and what you want in life, then your miles ahead ay, we won't talk about the 23 year old that was most enjoyable the other night because you being a single bloke understand, but being married to the right woman and sharing your life has more meaning and far greater benefits than being single and playing the field from where I'm at.

If shes so great why do you "play the field" ?? Shes all that allegedly and you $#@/ around on her ..what a catch you are...?????

2 hours ago, MamaSan said:

My friend & I went on the same day.  He used an agency and I did it solo.  We both presented US affidavits alone but were required to produce back-up documentation. Unfortunately, he had added the amounts from multiple sources incorrectly (off by about $20) and his agency required him to return to the US Consulate and pay for yet another statement showing the corrected amount before submitting the documents again.

We both wondered afterwards if our back-up alone would have been sufficient – it seems a fair amount of money to pay for something that is no longer accepted…

I did it a week ago in CM. No backup required. Just affadavit. .. maybe you two looked like deadbeats. 

5 hours ago, lovelomsak said:

Yes decent .

Decent people take responsibilty for their actions. He appears to be taking responsibilty. He made a mistake  and takes ownership of it what else can you ask of him.

  

The only thing more pathetic and slimy than this piece of garbage  are the posters here defending him. He's not sorry. Lol. He's just saying what HIS lawyer told him to say and how to grovel to avoid a more serious fine. And for the clowns that say "well hes taking reponsibility " ???  the CCTV  already did that moron.

8 hours ago, smedly said:

yes he deserved to be murdered for loud music - right ??

 

Are you insane ? you have very clearly lost it along with those that "liked" your post

 

He should have called the police, it is their job to sort stuff like this out - if they fail to do so (which is likely) it does not give anyone the right to take a gun and murder someone 

Called the police? ??????  oh you're too funny.