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We have been attempting to get my name in the registration book for my wife's property for nearly 3 months now.

Initially someone  (i will not say who) 'requested' we donate 10,000 baht to the Red Cross, which I refused. To-ing and Fro-ing with paperwork culminated in us being told that we must wait a month after the paperwork was approved. We returned to the register office after a month to be told that I must supply my mother and father's details.

Is this a requirement to be registered in the book or is it just stalling?

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IvorBiggun2 Platinum Member

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11 minutes ago, RobU said:

We have been attempting to get my name in the registration book for my wife's property for nearly 3 months now.

Why?

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bunnydrops Gold Member

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I think it is just to fill the line on the form meant for Thai national. Father Tarsan, Mother Jane. They have no idea who your parents are.

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jaideedave Silver Member

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Funny you should ask that.In 2007 when at the land offce with my lawyer and stepdaughter to have the Chanote put in her name I was informed that my name was being put on the Chanote.(30 year lease)

They then asked for both my mothers and fathers names? Why? they had both been deceased several years already, no answer just do.lol

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youreavinalaff Platinum Member

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4 hours ago, RobU said:

We have been attempting to get my name in the registration book for my wife's property for nearly 3 months now.

Unless you have PR you cannot do that.

 

You need to apply for a yellow book.

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Sheryl Star Member

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As I recall, I too had to supply my parent's full names when I got my tabian baan.

 

I do not recall being asked for anything more than their full names, but as it has been many years  perhaps I forgot. In any event it was nothing I could not answer off the top of my head.

 

I think it is for identification purposes in case there is more than one person of the same exact name and date of birth.

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2 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

If you can't tell us the full SP then how do you expect us to help you?     deadhorsebig

The OP was asking about the application process. Nothing about the need to have one.

 

He gave the full "SP".

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RobU Gold Member

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2 hours ago, youreavinalaff said:

The OP was asking about the application process. Nothing about the need to have one.

 

He gave the full "SP".

 

2 hours ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

If you can't tell us the full SP then how do you expect us to help you?     deadhorsebig

Exactly my point thanks youreavinalaff

Why? Is irrelevant to my question 

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chalawaan Gold Member

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You smile, ???????? and just go along to get along here, no matter how illogical, or irrational, or invasive it seems. ????????

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3 hours ago, Sheryl said:

As I recall, I too had to supply my parent's full names when I got my tabian baan.

 

I do not recall being asked for anything more than their full names, but as it has been many years  perhaps I forgot. In any event it was nothing I could not answer off the top of my head.

 

I think it is for identification purposes in case there is more than one person of the same exact name and date of birth.

Yes, me too in the amphur at Udon Thani way back when. It's a box checking/filling exercise, that's all.

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RobU Gold Member

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Thanks to everyone for responding. I was just a little miffed at having another delay. I have the relevant details and, as recommended, I will supply them. A bit cheesed off that they couldn't be bothered to inform me of this requirement when the 1 month waiting period started or during that period l. Instead they waited for us to come into the Amphur after the 1 month period was ended 

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4 hours ago, youreavinalaff said:

The OP was asking about the application process. Nothing about the need to have one.

 

He gave the full "SP".

No he didn't. 

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1 minute ago, youreavinalaff said:

Well, he himself has confirmed he did.

Well would you be so kind as to show me where he did if you believe him? 

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7 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

Well would you be so kind as to show me where he did if you believe him? 

Well, he posted sufficient information to get the answers he needed. 

 

So far, you are the only one to seem to think he missed off some needed information to get his answer, which he has actually received.

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2 minutes ago, youreavinalaff said:

Maybe you can explain why you think his reason for getting registered/obtaining a yellow book is relevant.

Where did he or me mention the 'Yellow Book'?

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11 hours ago, RobU said:

We returned to the register office after a month to be told that I must supply my mother and father's details.

I was also asked for those details when we went to obtain a yellow house book and pink ID. It was the first time in many years that I'd been asked for those details.

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18 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

Where did he or me mention the 'Yellow Book'?

I did. I pointed out in my first post.

 

At the end of the day, unless the OP has PR (which I also mentioned) his application is for a yellow book. As you well know from your replies to previous topics about yellow book applications.

 

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11 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

No it isn't. If we knew 'why' then we may be able to help.

Help has already been given by those that understand the question.

 

Maybe you can explain what answers he could have given to your question "Why?" that would help you answer his original question, which was  " 

We returned to the register office after a month to be told that I must supply my mother and father's details.

Is this a requirement to be registered in the book or is it just stalling?"

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11 minutes ago, youreavinalaff said:

Help has already been given by those that understand the question.

So tell me the answer to the question. The question was 'why'.

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1 minute ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

So tell me the answer to the question. The question was 'why'.

That was your question.

 

His question, the subject of this thread, has been answered.

 

Your question has not as it was inane.

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11 hours ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

We have been attempting to get my name in the registration book for my wife's property for nearly 3 months now.

What purpose does it serve to get ones name registered in the wife's book? Is the question. The OP won't answer so why don't you? youreavinalaff

jaideedave Silver Member

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6 hours ago, youreavinalaff said:

Unless you have PR you cannot do that.

 

You need to apply for a yellow book.

My name is on my chanote.I have a 30 year lease with my step daughter registered as the owner outright.All done thru a lawyer.Pattaya land office in 2007.A friends wife challenged me about that once saying it was not possible.So I promptly went to the safe and produced said document.That night she she overdosed on crow.

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4 minutes ago, jaideedave said:

My name is on my chanote.I have a 30 year lease with my step daughter registered as the owner outright.All done thru a lawyer.Pattaya land office in 2007.A friends wife challenged me about that once saying it was not possible.So I promptly went to the safe and produced said document.That night she she overdosed on crow.

Chanote and "registration book", as the OP called it, are different entities. 

 

You have a lease. A right to live on/in the property. The OP is simply trying to register his address.

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8 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

What purpose does it serve to get ones name registered in the wife's book? Is the question. The OP won't answer so why don't you?

No one has asked that question.

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