Is a computer-filled TM7 form printed in black ink acceptable for a Non-O visa extension in Thailand?

September 14, 2019
5 years ago
John *****
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Tod Daniels, a quick question please, last year, when renewing my non-O extension, over 50, at Cheang Wattana I used the computer 'fillable' TM 7 posted on this site. So when printed all in black print and all accepted without question. I read this morning that forms should be completed in blue ink and not black to avoid form looking like a duplicate.

Was I lucky last year or is the computer filled, black printed form completely acceptable?
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The question seeks clarification on whether a TM7 form, which was computer-filled and printed in black ink for a Non-O visa extension at Cheang Wattana, is acceptable given that there are recommendations to use blue ink to distinguish it from duplicates. The user wonders if their previous experience was an exception.
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