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Is authentication by the Thai embassy necessary for a notarized employment statement from the USA?
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Feb 8, 2025
a year ago
Lance *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi all,
My employer in the USA has provided a notarized statement verifying I’m remotely employed, salary, etc. The attached document here (line 😎 says that I also need to get them to have that statement authenticated by the Thai embassy in America. Is that necessary or does the notary cover it do you think? Same question with their business license (line 9)… thanks in advance!
My employer in the USA has provided a notarized statement verifying I’m remotely employed, salary, etc. The attached document here (line 😎 says that I also need to get them to have that statement authenticated by the Thai embassy in America. Is that necessary or does the notary cover it do you think? Same question with their business license (line 9)… thanks in advance!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring whether a notarized employment statement provided by their employer in the USA needs to be authenticated by the Thai embassy for their visa application process. The comments suggest that the notarized document might not be necessary for the Thai embassy, with users sharing experiences that indicate only legitimate documents from the company's registration authority are required.
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Notarized document was not ever mentioned or needed for LA Consulate…..
Wannikea *********
That does not look like a requirement list for America Thai embassy. It even states funds in MYR. You won't need any authentication, just legit documents from whatever company registration site or licensing authority in the state. Are you applying in Myanmar?
Lance *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Wannikea ********
maybe I’m using the wrong list then huh? 🤔Wannikea *********
@Lance ******
it might be the right list for Malaysia, but they aren't making it easy. Use the group search tool to see what other posters have experienced use city names such as Kuala LumpurReply to
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Lance *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Wannikea ********
We’re going to apply in Malaysia.Yen ***
@Wannikea ********
looks like Malaysian ringgitReply to
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Reza *******
Just submit a 6 month bank statement that's on the banks letterhead and auto stamped...no need for any other validation.
Luke *****
Do you need to have a confirmed rental agreement for a condominium at least 6 months before submitting the documents for a DTV visa?
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