How can I get my 'DWP Proof of Life certificate' signed in Thailand?

Get a lawyer

I told you; go to Thai social security!! They know the system and they will help you; take the paper they have to sign; can in English; easy isn;t it?? 😡😡

I’ve just done mine with my local nursery in the village, it was delivered a week ago to the pension office in Wolverhampton, but nothing back saying it’s accepted, do they send this confirmation ?

British Doctor such as Dr Donna at Medconsultant in Bangkok. Also Thai Doctors but not those in the Thai medical centres. I have also used WellMed in Bangkok when Donna unavailable. Thais are very wary in general but the young doctor in WellMed found it all very funny. "Now, how can you prove you're alive for me to sign? I know ..............." She jumped up and down and waved her arms around. "Now you do that". I'm afraid that really the fault lies with British bureaucracy - no cross-cultural understanding whatever including of paranoia in developing or near developing countries. I can think of several where I've no idea of the solution. In fact I live next door to a Thai medical centre here, and they had signed me off a few days before for medical for new driving licence but I wouldn't ask them re the Life Certification. Donna is English. WellMed and Medconsult, have a huge throughput of expats and, in the case of WellMed tourist too.

I would get a lawyer to keep it in English and Thai and sign it

my local amphur signed mine

@Ian ******

Try

@Sansanee **********

I know she has done a lot in the last few weeks.

B1,000 if you visit her or B1,250 to meet in Central Bangkok.

Try one of the translation services near Wireless Road.

Excuse my ignorance but what are they and what purpose do they serve? No sarcasm pls.

I once did mine on a short trip to Hua Hin at the main police office without any problem. The fee was 300 Bht.

I lived in Pattaya that time . 😊

I have had 3 of these while living here, number 1 was signed by my GP - she charges for doing it. Number 2 was signed and stamped by reception in my condo and the third I have just had signed and stamped by the piya baan in my village.

1 and 2 accepted by DWP without a problem and I assume number 3 will be as well

I have had the same problem .Thais are very suspicious of this form. Many law firms are also reluctant to sign it.

Don't bother with the GB embassy. They are not interested in British subjects. Notary is the way to go Siam Legal and such like.

Any Notary or Solicitor will do it for a fee.

i get mine signed by an english speaking soliciter/lawyer. she charges 1000 baht but signs and stamps everything and also gives me a copy of her diploma to send

Social Security

Have you tried any dancing girls?

Talk to your embassy about a notary