Cm Consulate Vs Bkk Embassy

[Lobo4819]

Can I acquire the same forms from the US Consulate in CM (affidavit of income, residence) or do I need to get them at the Embassy in BKK? I would rather avoid the Embassy experience if possible.

[venturalaw]

They are available at the CM Consulate office.

[upupandaway]

You will have to go on line to make a appointment. Not sure of the cost under the new pricing system.

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[TacoBoy]

No cost for appointments, and alot more convenient and efficiant than the Embassy in BKK.

[venturalaw]

No cost for appointments, and alot more convenient and efficiant than the Embassy in BKK.

However there is a cost associated with the consulate notarizing your signature on any document. The last time I used the notarial services I believe the cost was 1,050 baht.

[Sansai Sam]

The notary fee is $30. Has been for years now. Affadavit of income is from the consulate but I think the affadavit of residence is back at Thai Immigration again.

[vagabond48]

There are now new fees as of last year.

4. Fee: $50.00 per notary seal. You may pay in U.S. dollars or the equivalent in Thai baht. Also, we accept most major credit cards.

[TacoBoy]

Notary Fee now 1,500 thb as of this past monday.

[62strat]

http://chiangmai.usconsulate.gov/service/contact-us.html

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