Proof of address?

[phetphet]

22 hours ago, Guderian said:

 It's for the annual retirement extension. My TOT internet bill has always been accepted in the past, but the most recent one from NT is six months old and I'm worried that the IO may decide it's too old.

i always take a photocopy of my building's Blue Book. It doesn't have my name on it, but has always been accepted for Retirement extensions, and applying for certificate of residence.

[SAFETY FIRST]

13 minutes ago, Guderian said:

. BTW, which office are you using, I'm in Pattaya so it's Jomtien

Chonburi, Pattaya, yes Jomtien

 

I've been using my blue house book for ages, back when Pattaya immigration were located soi 8 Beach Road. 

 

 

[Guderian]

1 minute ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Chonburi, Pattaya, yes Jomtien

 

I've been using my blue house book for ages, back when Pattaya immigration were located soi 8 Beach Road. 

 

 

 

OK, thanks, the blue book would certainly be the simplest solution by a long way.

[SAFETY FIRST]

10 minutes ago, Guderian said:

 

OK, thanks, the blue book would certainly be the simplest solution by a long way.

Glad I could help 👍

 

[Caldera]

36 minutes ago, DrJoy said:

Foreigners who hold Thai Permanent Residence Book can add their name in the Blue House Book (Tabien Baan)

 

Yes, but once you are a permanent resident, you won't need proof of address for immigration any longer. 

[Briggsy]

14 minutes ago, Caldera said:

 

Yes, but once you are a permanent resident, you won't need proof of address for immigration any longer. 

Precisely

[Maestro]

On 12/14/2024 at 8:53 AM, gomangosteen said:

Thursday I was at Kasikorn in our town requesting a letter that showed my full name, account number and address to meet requirements of my New Zealand bank and their new anti money laundering laws for when I transfer funds; branch manager said they "could not provide address verification".

 

I suspect that the refusal of your Kasikorn branch was due to what I call "information overload"

 

All you wanted was "a letter that showed my full name, account number and address" but you added the unnecessary information about meeting "requirements of my New Zealand bank and their new anti money laundering laws for when I transfer funds" and that talk about anti money laundering scared them off.

 

Most likely, if you had simply asked for last month's signed bank statement, it would ould have been given to you without a problem.

[Will B Good]

15 minutes ago, Maestro said:

 

I suspect that the refusal of your Kasikorn branch was due to what I call "information overload"

 

All you wanted was "a letter that showed my full name, account number and address" but you added the unnecessary information about meeting "requirements of my New Zealand bank and their new anti money laundering laws for when I transfer funds" and that talk about anti money laundering scared them off.

 

Most likely, if you had simply asked for last month's signed bank statement, it would ould have been given to you without a problem.

 

Just had to pay a solicitors bill in the UK...only £200.....but I had to send my last three months bank statements all certified by a professional person........is this the new norm????....Money laundering laws???