What should I include as my city of birth on a Thai Visa application to ensure it matches my passport?

@Damo **********

Sorry it didn’t make any sense to you! But yes, he went over just on a passport. And he is still in there.

@Damo **********

No sense at all...

@William **********

- The comment relates to the fact that American passports don’t not include city of birth, but only the state. While the application for visa says city of birth, it is also required that the answers match up with what is in the passport. Therefore, the question was, should you actually enter the city name on the visa application, even though it is not on the passport or should you enter the state name, which is on the passport, but obviously isn’t the city of birth. I now see that you included a copy of the US passport application. Just because it is collected on the form, doesn’t mean it is included on the actual passport. Everything I find online says it isn’t included in the passport. Is it included on yours? Not sure why everyone would skip that question though, if your argument is correct.

@Carsten ***********

That is incorrect. I just looked at mine to confirm, it says the state and then USA. The city is not listed

@John ******

i googeled pics of US Passports and all of them state: Place of birth. ALL of them!

EDIT: That's the city.

@John ******

Place of birth, as i told. That's not the country and not the state, thats's the city.

@Carsten ***********

yes

@John ******

one of the photos you put on had ‘Califonia’ spelt thus.

@Mark *****

I pulled from the first 3 photos Google showed. However, I am not showing you mine. Are you arguing that US passports do include city?

@Carsten ***********

- Dude, you are wrong. Most (if not all) USA passports, for people born in the USA, shows state and country.

@John ******

yes, but probably because the guys just are too dumb to fill the correct info. Why does anybody types US if it's a US Document? Place of birth is the City within the country.

EDIT: US you would type when asked for nationality or country.

@Carsten ***********

Also, there are many Americans with US passports that were born outside the US. Therefore while it is a US document, there place of birth would not be USA

@Carsten ***********

- here is mine.

@John ******

I got it. Your "places of birth" are not wrong but short of the city.

@John ******

California is spelt incorrectly lolol so obvs fake

@Carsten ***********

share them then? I literally have my passport here and every other American on here says otherwise

@Carsten ***********

incorrect boy

@Wais *********

human error = rejection… loss of fee unfortunately 🙆🏼‍♂️