What is the meaning of 'validity of at least 3 months' for the NonImm O-A Visa criminal record clearance?

It says this on the Royal Embassy site. Also, as of 15 June it talks about applying via E-Visa. It does list OA as available, but a little sketchy on whether you have to.

"Note:

- Please submit the originals of bank statement, criminal record check, and medical record, as well as one photocopy of each document. In case that an applicant could not submit the original documents, the Embassy will accept the photocopies which have been certified by a Notary Public officer or Solicitors.

- The consular officers reserve the rights to request additional documents as deemed necessary."

@Adrian *****

I had them done in 2014, but it does say that if the docs are copies, you need it done now on the London Thai Embassy site.

@Terry *********

they used to be yes. There is a link on there web sight to Ashton Solicitors & they were charging £10 per sheet

@James ******

Thanks fella.

@Terry *********

I didn’t get anything signed. But I did get the doctors cert stamped at the surgery, seems they like a stamp.

@James ******

Doing mine in August when back. Do they still need to be signed by solicitor or notary?

@Howard *******

für me, in Germany, the Thai embassy was happy only to see a confirmation of my monthly income. They are not interested were or which bank I put it in. Ask them if that is also ok for them.

@Howard *******

if applying in London money needs to be in a regular account. I made mistake of having in savings account sent me away to local bank transferred to other account got printed statement stamped at bank 20 minutes later back at embassy & accepted. But I do believe it now needs to be in for a set time as you say seasoned but unsure

@Howard *******

then go to the site, see how long they say it takes to get the report back apply for it so you get it when you are ready to apply for the O-A ..