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I think the problem is that your momma pampered you too much. You need to man up little buckaroo.

I also have a female Dentist I use at BHP. It may not be the same one newnative described but she is excellent. Her name is Dr. Apinya. I make appts with her using the BPH website.

Only fine cigars. No wacky tobaccy.

Sorry. I missed the part where you specified Thai. I wasn't expecting that.

It is available more than one place but all Double Tax Agreements (DTA's) are available on the Thai Revenue Dept website https://www.rd.go.th/fileadmin/download/nation/america_e.pdf

One of the guys I served with in the Cub Scouts later joined the SAS (or maybe it was Delta Seal Team). Here he is on a Hostage Rescue Raid. He's third from the right.

You should be able to do it without her. If you both went you would each need an appointment. You can always call Citizen's Services to verify.

That is one method. The other method is to take the Thai passport to the US Embassy Citizens Services. They can make a Certified Copy that will be accepted by the IRS. You need to make an appointment online and it costs $50, same as all notary services.

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I would suggest contacting the nearest VFW Post. They have Service Officers that deal with this kind of stuff. It is not necessary that the veteran was a member of the post. https://oms.vfw.org/findapost/foreign.aspx

Did you go to their business or try to call them? Phone and address are both on the page you posted a link to. Carpenter Tools Co., Ltd. 147,149,151 Ratchamanka Rd., Sanam Chan Subdistrict, Muang District, Nakhon Pathom Province 73000 Open Monday - Saturday (only during 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM) Phone 096-594 4936, 096-594 5539

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I'm going to order this next time I visit Colby England. Haven't seen it in Pattaya.

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I have been more prone to ear infections as I have gotten older. I had one two years that was different than previous ones and Amoxicillin didn't work like it normally did. I went to a small clinic in Naklua and the Doc gave me a different prescription and that didn't help. I ended up going to Bangkok-Pattaya Hospital and saw an ENT specialist and he identified the infection. I think it was fungal rather than bacterial and he also discovered that I had a perforated eardrum. It took four visits because he wanted to monitor the progress of the perforation healing but the cost was reasonable. One visit where he only took a quick look to check progress there was no charge at all. The ENT specialist was Dr. Nikom Mee-in

An acceptable copy is one made by the US Embassy or Consulate at a cost of $50. Easy to do if you are close to Bangkok or Chiang Mai. The other option is to apply for an ITIN with an IRS Acceptance Agent. There are five agents listed for Thailand. Four in Bangkok and one in Samut Sakhon. No idea what the cost would be. Acceptance Agents - Thailand

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If your only assets are brokerage accounts they may be Payable on Death (POD), or Transfer on Death (TOD) accounts and you just designate the beneficiary(s). POD and TOD accounts do not have to go through probate and you may not need a USA will at all. My Fidelity brokerage account and my Credit Union account are both POD accounts but I still needed a will for my other assets. Lots of info available online. Here is just one example. https://www.lawjur.com/do-transfer-on-death-accounts-mean-i-dont-need-an-estate-plan/

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