I have a retirement extension of stay now and I am changing to a marriage extension of stay. My wife (Thai) and were married in the US over ten years ago. A translation service indicated that they would translate the documents and take them to the Thai consulate for thir stamp She said that a notarization of the documents by the US embassy was not needed. Is this correct? I would hate to go into immigration and not have the correct paperwork. Thanks in advance for the correct information. We live in the south and I'm trying to make this as easy as possible.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is transitioning from a retirement extension of stay to a marriage extension of stay in Thailand and seeks clarification on whether notarization of documents by the US embassy is necessary. A translation service mentioned that notarization is not needed, causing concern about having the correct paperwork for immigration.
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