Im about to apply for an extension based on marriage .
My wife has two properties.
The one closest to immigration is the property that has her name in the blue book.But we dont like staying there.
The other property which is 150km from immigration is where we spend more time .
Can we use the further away property for the extension by supplying the chanote as the blue book for that property doesnt list her name.
TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for a visa extension based on marriage in Thailand, it is essential to use the address you actually reside in, regardless of ownership. If the property you live in is not in your wife's name but you have a chanote (land title), this may be sufficient for your application. Immigration may inspect the property, so ensure that it's registered correctly and where you mostly live. If necessary, consider updating the house registration or providing a lease agreement in your name from your wife for the property.