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Question as per title - Constitution Day is Thursday, Dec. 10th this year, and I was planning to go in on Friday to do a one-year non-o extension (retirement), but the desk person at the apartment building I'm in insists that all government offices will be closed for TWO days, so not open on Friday. Is this true?

That's the first I've heard of it, and I doubt she's any expert, but she seemed sure of herself. I've tried calling Chaeng Wattana through the number on the website (which does not show closure dates), but it's been busy every time. The TV list of holidays shows just the one day (Thurs) as the holiday, so I'm inclined to just suck it and go anyway, but if anyone here knows one way or the other, I'd appreciate hearing about it, and maybe saving the trip.

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