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Can I obtain an income affidavit at the Chiang Mai consulate for my NON-OA visa renewal?
Income AffidavitsNON-OA VisaThai ImmigrationU.S. EmbassyChiang Mai ConsulateVisa RenewalU.S. Embassy Services
Dec 19, 2018
7 years ago
Richard *****
ORIGINAL POSTERIncome affidavits.
On May 29th 2019 Wife and I get to end of each of our two year stay on the USA Passport non o-a that we each have. Looking at postings I gather the following.
USA are still doing income affidavits until 31 December 2018 (corrected).
These affidavits are valid for 6 months with Thai IM for renewal. Correct?
Can the affidavits be issued at Chiang Mai consulate or does it have to be BKK Embassy?
Thanks.
On May 29th 2019 Wife and I get to end of each of our two year stay on the USA Passport non o-a that we each have. Looking at postings I gather the following.
USA are still doing income affidavits until 31 December 2018 (corrected).
These affidavits are valid for 6 months with Thai IM for renewal. Correct?
Can the affidavits be issued at Chiang Mai consulate or does it have to be BKK Embassy?
Thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the availability of income affidavits issued by the U.S. Embassy and Consulate for U.S. passport holders on NON-OA visas in Thailand, emphasizing the deadlines and validity period of these affidavits. Participants confirm that the affidavits are valid for 6 months and must be requested by December 31, 2018, with inquiries about the possibility of obtaining them at the Chiang Mai consulate versus the Bangkok embassy.
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Robert *********
The US embassy will give you one until the end of the year, and they last six months, but there is nothing to say whether the Thais will accept it
James ********
Get your appointment with U S Embassy ACS... ASAP
Check with Chiang Mai...but I do know Bangkok added 400 appointments for Income Affidavits December 20, 2018.
Check with Chiang Mai...but I do know Bangkok added 400 appointments for Income Affidavits December 20, 2018.
James ********
@Richard ****
You are welcome. Merry ChristmasRichard *****
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks to all who corrected me and provided answers.
I have now made two appointments for us at Chiang Mai for tomorrow morning.
This is their current availability.
I have now made two appointments for us at Chiang Mai for tomorrow morning.
This is their current availability.
Billy *******
James Miller look online cm has the list of available slots hint if there's no slots go to the consulate demand entrance if he refuse ask him to call inside say its an emergency to get your visa.Trust me they will let you in😊 but try first online appointments use that as last Resort.
James ********
Must contact ASAP get appointment
James ********
The above says Chiang Mai DOES Notarize Income Affidavits...
Chris **********
@Mark *****
Astrid ChiangraiJames ********
The Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok is pleased to offer a full-day of notary services on Thursday, December 20, 2018. Service will be provided by appointment only. There will be approximately 400 notarial appointments available. Please visit us here to make an appointment.
NOTICE: Beginning January 1, 2019, U.S. Embassy Bangkok and U.S. Consulate General Chiang Mai will no longer provide the income affidavit. We will not notarize previous versions of the income affidavit. For more information, please refer to our Fact Sheet (PDF 266KB) and Frequently Asked Questions (PDF 419KB). We will continue to notarize income affidavit forms through the end of 2018. Thai Immigration Bureau officials confirmed that they will support early visa renewals for U.S. citizens during the transition period.
NOTICE: Beginning January 1, 2019, U.S. Embassy Bangkok and U.S. Consulate General Chiang Mai will no longer provide the income affidavit. We will not notarize previous versions of the income affidavit. For more information, please refer to our Fact Sheet (PDF 266KB) and Frequently Asked Questions (PDF 419KB). We will continue to notarize income affidavit forms through the end of 2018. Thai Immigration Bureau officials confirmed that they will support early visa renewals for U.S. citizens during the transition period.
James ********
387 Witchayanond Road
Chiang Mai
Phone: +66-53-107-700
Fax: +66-53-252-633
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Fax: +66-53-252-633
James ********
Richard Lee I am not familiar with CM. And I do not know their schedule now. Contact CM NOW to find out. Look at US Embassy website...Bangkok Thailand ACS ...Notarization services.
Richard *****
ORIGINAL POSTERSo, it is/was possible to get in CM then?
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Robert *******
The US Embassy stop issuing them on 31 Dec 2018. Due to the applications they made extra appointments possible to get one, I would say get in touch with the Consulate to arrange this asap.
Chris **********
I thought it was Dec 31 2018 unless I read the information wrongly.
Richard *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@James *******
, yup, my error there. Corrected. ThanksJames ********
@Chris *********
you are correct...its Dec 31 2018...not 2019.Reply to
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