Can you extend a non-O visa based on marriage using only the US Embassy income affidavit?

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Oct 12, 2017

7 years ago

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Has anyone extended a non-o visa based on marriage recently using only the income affidavit from the US Embassy? Curious as to whether I will be fine with just this as proof of income. Personal experience only please. I am very familiar with the rest of the requirements. Thanks in advance.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The discussion revolves around extending a NON-O visa based on marriage and whether an income affidavit from the US Embassy suffices as proof of income. A user shared that a recent extension was successfully processed with just the income affidavit, while another highlighted the necessity of showing income tax documents for those with a work permit in Thailand.

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Andre **********************

As Tod mentioned above, with a valid work permit in TH you should be paying income tax and bring that last 3 months income tax paid form 19Bis when doing your extension of stay based on marriage.

7 years ago

Andre **********************

@Mike *****

if you have copies of paid income taxes past year bring it down with your new work work permit with new company. No harm exhausting every options you may have.

7 years ago

Mike ******

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Thanks for the reply. Problem is that this is my first month paying taxes with this company and I am hoping to do my extension before the end of this month. I paid income tax for 4 years working for a different company, but have not paid income tax in the last 2 months as I had not started the new job/WP.

7 years ago

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Mike ******

Tod *********

Just had a guy do it two weeks ago, and it was accepted without any question.

Your case is different because you hold a valid work permit and legally work here and you just switched jobs too.

7 years ago

Mike ******

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But they don't even know that I have a work permit unless I tell them that right?

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Mike ******

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