I happened to see this in http://www.bangrakwedding.com/register.php

A Document required for acquiring a marriage registration For a Thai and a Foreigner or a Foreigner and a Foreigner

Thai citizen

1. ID Card

2. Household register

Foreigner

1. Valid passport

2. A Certified letter ( Affirmation of freedom to marry ) from his/her citizenship's Embassy in Thailand along with a Thai translated.

And have to stamps certified by the Thai Ministry of foreign affairs.

3. Birth Certificate Or Household register with a name of Their child (in case of A marriage Couple have child together)

The important contents on a certified letter.

1. Name, Surname (Family name), Nationality, Passport number, issue on, expiry and Authority.

2. Permanent address or resident.

3. Father and Mother's name.

4. Occupation or Career and Annual income (or annual Salary)

5. Status (Single, Divorced, Widowed)

6. You have Qualified and Eligible to marry a Thai or a Foreigner according to Thai civil and Commercials Code.

7. Name and address of two reference

There is 7 items listed for the certified letter.

But my boyfriend got his certified letter from his municipality which contains his name , ID , address, and his marital status. Would this be valid to use as a certified letter here?

What did you guys have when you registered your marriage?

Thank you

Foreigner

1. Valid passport

2. A Certified letter ( Affirmation of freedom to marry ) from his/her citizenship's Embassy in Thailand along with a Thai translated.

And have to stamps certified by the Thai Ministry of foreign affairs.

3. Birth Certificate Or Household register with a name of Their child (in case of A marriage Couple have child together)

This should answer the question

I believe only the embassy letter will do.

Edited December 15, 200718 yr by Crossy

Thank you crossy.

I saw all this on website of bangrak district so i was wondering what is written there is the rule and is applicable for all.