I live in Thailand now on an extension of stay over 50 and on good advice from this group I will be applying for an NonImm OA over fifty visa from the Thai consulate in Los Angeles. I arrive in the US on Sept 5 and Los Angeles on Sept 10 where I will apply for my visa. I leave for Thailand on the Sept 23 so I want to be sure I have acceptable notarized documentation. Any recommendations for the notarized background check report? My US residence is LA. Can I acquire one at a police department? or will it be processed from a livescan center and CalDOJ? Can I take my doctor-signed Thai medical check form to any notary, or does the doctor's signature need to be notarized? I'll hope for clarity regarding future med insurance requirements because my plan renews on September 7 when I will be in the states. Geez. Thanks a million. Jason
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A resident of Thailand is seeking advice on the necessary notarized documentation for applying for a NonImm OA visa from the Thai consulate in Los Angeles. They are inquiring about the notarization process for a background check report—whether it can be obtained from a police department or requires a livescan and CalDOJ processing. Additionally, they are asking if a doctor's signature on a Thai medical check form must be notarized by the doctor. The individual is also looking for clarity on medical insurance requirements as their plan renews while they are in the US.
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