1 year non imm o extension experience.
Just to let you know. From today at Chiang Mai immigration.
I have an expired non o child visa from the states. On amnesty now. I would need to cross the border every 90 days.
Today I went with the mother.
I DIDN’T need the court document that he’s my son. I just needed the paper from the government office stating I take care of him with 2 witnesses. Of course my name is on the birth certificate.
With passport photos of myself and a few pics with the family at the house, the usual copies and forms, I received a stamp that I need to return on Oct 9 for them to put my year stamp. The year will be from Sept 26 they told me.
In 10 days they do a home visit.
Was very easy to do.
Best thing, now I can do 90 day report here. No more border crossing.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shares their experience in extending their Non-O visa at Chiang Mai immigration, indicating that they didn't need a court document proving they are the child's father, but instead only required a letter from the government office confirming they care for the child, along with supporting documentation. They also mention that they can now report every 90 days locally, avoiding border crossings.
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