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Kwasaki

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  1. Yeah the UK saying as I remember in UK "charity begins at home" has been hi-jacked by the tree huggers.
  2. If and when they arrive in uk they are told you have entered UK illegally so that means you cannot ever been considered to to stay in UK you have lost all rights to be able to do so. That's a start.
  3. I don't think it's interesting at all just makes you concerned more I never needed much for my private pension funds to get them paid out.
  4. So why do not the likes of them come up with a plan then. Because most of them are tossers.
  5. Internment camps in UK should be set up and illegals arriving taked there and ask them questions. 1. Do you want to stay here in this internment camp for the rest of your life. 2. What country would you like to apply to stay in because you cannot stay here in UK now.
  6. Well if investments fund managers have their own levels of notary who they except in that case they should say who they will except to prove ID of the invester.
  7. That's the general list of UK govt requirements for ID confirmation the list is use for many things passports for example.
  8. The usual charge for a notary is 2000 baht but police and doctors are usually cheaper. I have signed proof of life forms for UK pensions but DWP have eased up on people in Thailand they realize it can be difficult to get Thai people to sign, especially if you live out in the sticks. Who can certify a document Your document must be certified by a professional person or someone well-respected in your community (‘of good standing’). You could ask the following if they offer this service: bank or building society official councillor minister of religion dentist chartered accountant solicitor or notary teacher or lecturer The person you ask should not be: related to you living at the same address in a relationship with you.
  9. Police OK ask them and see what they want to charge, don't mention lawyers.
  10. I have got no idea what your on about what ever you get or you have that you have no control over tough, like my mate use to say if you live a life not taking care of yourself the damage is already done. Keep taking the pills.
  11. No they run out of countries to invade at the moment they letting another country do it for them at the moment. ????
  12. Welcome to Ad city. ????
  13. Thai goldsmiths add silver and bronze and copper is used as well to get colour of golds, there are many variations of gold but most Thais like the bright 23ct one. My wife like what she calls old gold because it is of darker colour that is a copper mix. Our wedding rings are Thai 18ct.
  14. Thai Jewelry classed gold can be different for reasons of wear. "Thai gold is generally 23 karat and is stamped with a “965”. This gold is 96.5% pure gold; the other 3.5% of metals are silver and bronze. Some Thai dealers will also sell 22 karat gold, 20 karat gold and 18 karat gold – though 23 karat is by far the most popular with Thai consumers."
  15. My wife went to UK and back several times wearing gold also we worn our gold wedding rings nothing ever said. As it's nothing to declare.
  16. Agree good call, I'm more of an agnostic but still law of the jungle if it comes to it.
  17. You have answered your own question. ????
  18. You could sell it in UK but whether it's worth the bother comes into it.
  19. Yeah that's what I'm try to get across and those silly class titles don't mean much, sitting in a car is the way and can lay down fully stretched in a Camry. ????
  20. I'm not religious just remember quotes everytime news comes like this it reminds of what was written " Beware the yellow peril " I always thought it refered to the Sun.
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