First attempt at online 90-day check-in
Tried using the online check-in for the first time a couple days ago. Within minutes I received a rejection response that of course doesn't tell you why. I tried again yesterday morning with a different English translation of my address. It has been pending 24 hours. Anyone have any idea if that is likely OK and I should just wait or is it just going to stay pending forever after a rejection?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user shares their first experience of using the online system for the 90-day check-in in Thailand and faced a rejection. Following a second attempt which is pending, they inquire if they should wait or if this state might lead to further issues. Commenters provide suggestions regarding ensuring proper address translation and mention their own experiences with the online system, including the importance of timely reporting within the two-week window before the due date. Some users clarify that it is still possible to reapply after a rejection, highlighting a different experience with the new online system compared to the old one.
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