Immigration letter with new U.S, passport

[jaywalker2]

The U.S, Embassy is no longer issuing linkage letters for immigration with new U.S. passports. You are instructed to submit the canceled and new passports to immigration instead.

[connda]

This is going to get interesting.

[JackGats]

They will want a certificate of residence instead, mark my words.

[biervoormij]

There is another thread on this.

 

 

[foreverlomsak]

I'm now using the third passport since my arrival (i.e. 2 new ones).

With the first replacement supplied both old and new to Immigration, nothing needed except time (don't know how many stamps were appended), no problems.

With the second needed Embassy letter to request transfer and acknowledgement letter from employer noting the change, otherwise no problems.

Looks like we are regressing.

[connda]

11 hours ago, biervoormij said:

There is another thread on this.

 

 

What they didn't list is "when available" except that the IO won't transfer your stamps over without one.  TIT.  That's how it works in some Immigration Offices. 

[HappyExpat57]

8 hours ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

sidenote I did mine at CM Imm last year and the dude with the glasses(ugh) wanted a copy of EVERY page of my OLD PP to transfer to my new PP

 

the copy shop smiled as i entered begrudgingly......was when you could buy extra pages in your PP as well....blah

And of COURSE every one of those pages makes a valuable contribution to keeping Thailand safe.

[expat_4_life]

[zzzzz]

9 hours ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

sidenote I did mine at CM Imm last year and the dude with the glasses(ugh) wanted a copy of EVERY page of my OLD PP to transfer to my new PP

 

the copy shop smiled as i entered begrudgingly......was when you could buy extra pages in your PP as well....blah

 

 

you havent been able to buy extra pages for US passport since dec 31st 2015
so u must have had lots of pages  LOL

[connda]

So how is this progressing.  Is the OP's I/O going to allow the passport transfer without a letter from the embassy?