Jomtien/Pattaya immigration requires no paperwork, copies, nothing but passport for regular 90 day check-in. I learned during my first check-in at Lampang office that they want copies of all the usual passport pages, etc every time you check in. But I've forgotten, is there a standard 90 day check-in form even if rarely used? Maybe the officer told me last time to fill out TM 30 also for 90 day. Not sure. Just thought I would ask here about a form. More importatnt is that I walk in with passport copies and copy of house book, Can take care of form there. What I really hope is that this week I can make online check-in work since having changed my address and checked in once. I've never been able to get it to work before.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The process for the 90 day check-in at Thai immigration varies by location. At Jomtien/Pattaya, you only need to present your passport. However, at Lampang, copies of your passport pages and other documents are required every time. It's worth confirming if you need to fill out a TM 30 form alongside your check-in. If you do visit the office for check-in, it's essential to have a TM47 form ready, alongside your passport and previous 90 day report receipt if applicable. Some individuals are also exploring the possibility of making their online check-ins work after changing addresses.