Certificate or proof of life for home country pension certified in Ayutthaya, anyone

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Hi

 

Has any of you certified the certificate or proof of life in Ayutthaya?? SSO or Amphur or anywhere?
Can you share your experience?

I am due to do this first time within this month.

 

thanks

[worgeordie]

Chemist, Dentist, a Businessman , Lawyer  but they are going to charge the important thing is

to get their stamp/chop on the form,I have used all those I have listed.

regards worgeordie

[Kwasaki]

Bit more info for you as the IPC signatory list is a bit vague.

 

They accept Thai Govt Teachers & Doctors, there people here on TV who can sign but I don't recall any living in Ayutthaya. 

There is no need for a stamp if the signatory hasn't got one.

 

I send mine back at the Thai post office using registered post, never a problem, EMS is too expensive.

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Update.

I went to SSO with English version, had a Thai translated version as back-up.

They knew what it was for and filled it in and signed. Needed to show Passport and I have SS card which I showed as well

They asked me if this is a new form or only for my nationality....

Zero costs and done in 20 minutes...

@kawasaki I was allowed to upload in the system in home country, no need to send back