90 days Report coming soon. I got new  address and need a new R.C.. Not sure if I can get it in Promenada Inm.Office. Any advice? Thanks????

Edited February 12, 20215 yr by Tarteso

i believe chiang mai immi doesnt supply the letters anymore i believe you have to use an agent

 

28 minutes ago, rickthailand said:

i believe chiang mai immi doesnt supply the letters anymore i believe you have to use an agent

 

Thanks Rick

I think they are still done at main immigration office in CM. Check with them about it.

25 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

I think they are still done at main immigration office in CM. Check with them about it.

As always ... thanks Joe, I'll call the main office tomorrow to make sure.  I was just trying to avoid a trip to the main office. ????

3 hours ago, Tarteso said:

90 days Report coming soon. I got new  address and need a new R.C.. Not sure if I can get it in Promenada Inm.Office. Any advice? Thanks????

I'm missing something.

Your post leads with 90 day report. Why do you need a residence certificate.

New address then file a TM30

 

10 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

I'm missing something.

Your post leads with 90 day report. Why do you need a residence certificate.

New address then file a TM30

Please, read OP;  I got new  address, doesn’t need new RC ? ????.. I got new contract in a different House, (My new house) I thought need new RC.. I guess.

Edited February 12, 20215 yr by Tarteso

37 minutes ago, Tarteso said:

 

Please, read OP;  I got new  address, doesn’t need new RC ? ????.. I got new contract in a different House, (My new house) I thought need new RC.. I guess.

I read the OP few times. First up many/most refer to certificate of residence as COR.

I assumed you meant residence certificate.

In any event to do your 90 report they may ask you for TM30. They would not ask you for certificate of residence.

To obtain a COR the first thing that they would ask you for is your current 90 day report slip.

Edited February 12, 20215 yr by DrJack54

11 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

I read the OP few times. First up many/most refer to certificate of residence as COR.

I assumed you meant residence certificate.

In any event to do your 90 report they may ask you for TM30. They would not ask you for certificate of residence.

To obtain a COR the first thing that they would ask you for is your current 90 day report slip.

Thanks Jack...Then Easy! But I assume that I will have to provide at least documents such as a rental or purchase contract, right?

Edited February 12, 20215 yr by Tarteso

2 minutes ago, Tarteso said:

Thanks Jack...Then Easy! ????

It's always good to have report from folk that deal with CM. Hopefully someone will be along with personal experience of your imm office. 

 

12 hours ago, Tarteso said:

I assume that I will have to provide at least documents such as a rental or purchase contract, right?

If your landlord doesn't do it as they should; then in order to have a TM 30 facilitated at Chiang Mai immigration for a rented property, you will need a copy of your rental contract and signed copies of the owner's ID Card and Tabien Baan (blue book) You should get all three documents from your landlord, then make copies of their copies and retain the originals for your own records. Have the owner sign in blue ink to distinguish originals from copies and take both sets.

Edited February 13, 20215 yr by UncleMhee

55 minutes ago, UncleMhee said:

If your landlord doesn't do it as they should; then in order to have a TM 30 facilitated at Chiang Mai immigration for a rented property, you will need a copy of your rental contract and signed copies of the owner's ID Card and Tabien Baan (blue book) You should get all three documents from your landlord, then make copies of their copies and retain the originals for your own records. Have the owner sign in blue ink to distinguish originals from copies and take both sets.

Good advice. 

Perhaps the OP could have given more detail.

If the landlord did indeed file a TM30 then he could ask for print out.

All that was stated by OP  "I got a new address ....."

Edited February 13, 20215 yr by DrJack54

Thanks... I will let you khow how Inm. Office works with my new report. ????

Edited February 13, 20215 yr by Tarteso

On 2/12/2021 at 9:03 PM, DrJack54 said:

It's always good to have report from folk that deal with CM. Hopefully someone will be along with personal experience of your imm office. 

 

Monday I tried to report 90 days in Promenada with TM30, like every times, but now with new address. It’s not required Residence Certificate, just TM30 form, copies of new contract, blue book and ID’s owner...

BUT;

Can NOT apply in Promenada, as @Ubonjoe told, must apply in Main I. Office...near Airport.

Also they ask for write a coordinates code location in TM-30.

Edited March 13, 20215 yr by Tarteso

12 minutes ago, Tarteso said:

Can NOT apply in Promenada, as @Ubonjoe told, must apply in Main I. Office...near Airport.

Also they ask for write a coordinates code location in TM-30.

Thanks for report. Surprised they wanted to see contract. Read about the coordinates requirement in another thread so that's useful info. As for Ubonjoe advice....is he ever wrong..,Nup