Do you need to provide a bank statement for the 90-day reporting in Thailand?

@Graham *****

I understand what you're saying. Before I do anything involved with immigration I do a trip to the immigration office I am going to and get the required documentation in the form of an information sheet. And if the information sheet does not include a bank book for the 90-day check-in I would not bring one. I find going to an immigration office to obtain information prior to the formal visit quite useful in sorting through what is necessary for the formal appointment thus eliminating some of the rhetoric in Facebook Chat groups. I am in no way diminishing the usefulness of the chat groups as I find them quite useful. Thanks for your suggestion. Cheers

@Yo***

This is not a matter of opinion, as this practice does in fact take place, even if it may appear relatively recent. It is understandable that certain individuals, who have obtained their extension status through agents by means of borrowed funds, may feel anxious and therefore inclined to deny it. The consequences of any breach of the applicable conditions are, however, subject to the discretion of the competent immigration office. Even where an extension of stay for one year has been granted, the holder remains under a continuing obligation to comply with the requirements attached to that permission. A failure to do so renders the individual technically in overstay. Moreover, it is beyond dispute that the immigration office retains the authority to revoke an extension prior to its expiry. The precise consequences in each case will depend on the determination of the relevant immigration office. Ultimately, it is a matter solely between the individual concerned and the immigration authority having jurisdiction.

@Pete ******

so how they check if you do your 90 day report online ?