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Well, as it turns out I've managed to secure acceptance of filing notification this morning. Confirmation came this afternoon. Thanks to all who have contributed helpful suggestions.

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Right, thanks for the reminder re: 7 day Grace period. I'll try again tomorrow. Hopefully, the TM30 online process indicating "Informed" means I'm now registered in the system with the correct address. Does anyone know the significance of this "Informed" designation? Is there another step to confirming actual registration of where I'm staying?

Filed as usual prior to 90-day expiry, but application was rejected due to conflicting data pertaining to address. My first thought was that the attending immigration officer who completed my last 90-day notice (at the time yearly extension to stay was granted) had possibly entered my residential address incorrectly. That proved inconsequential. I'm thinking the one-night stay in Khao Lak three weeks ago has triggered a change. (I used my pink Thai ID card as identification as I didn't have my passport handy.) Then, being under the erroneous impression that short stays away from home didn't require filing another TM30, I neglected to do so. Today I registered my Thai wife on the TM30 portal and filed notice of a foreigner (me) staying. A "Search" shows the status as "Informed". Now I'm not sure what to expect at this point... Will I receive confirmation by email stating that the foreigner (myself) is approved by immigration authority as staying at the registered address? Within 7 days of the 90-day notice expiring, I'll attempt another online application. If that fails, and I'm, again, asked to visit Phuket immigration office, I'll try the drive-thru. If redirected to Room 101, I'll have in hand the completed TM30 paperwork that coincides with todays online registration. If the question arises as to where I stayed between January 18 and February 13, I'll say I went camping. Any insights, information, or cautionary advice is welcome.

The other side of coin, to be sure.

A scholar on the topic of power and war... (jump to 42:15 for the "Why did Russia invade Ukraine?" question.) John Mearsheimer