What should I present when entering Thailand with my Non-O Visa and do I need a new TM-30 upon arrival?

I just arrived in Thailand with the same 90 day nonO married to a Thai e.visa. Just print out the page that has the QR code on it. What I do is paper clip it to the page that immigration will stamp, that way immigration will see it before they stamp you in, but it’s always a good idea to double check that stamp for the full duration of your evisa

Regarding the TM30, you and your wife might want to check with the immigration office near your condo ASAP when you get back.

Or you might ask the owner or property manager to file a new TM30 for you (and ask them to give you a print out of the screen capture that they filed it).

I think technically, if they require you to have a new TM30, it may need to be done within a day or two of arrival. Safe travels.

That PDF file is your VISA. It's now a sticker-less visa through the eVIsa system. Print it out and present it with your passport when you enter Thailand. You will be stamped in based on your Non-O visa.

Q. Do I need to go to immigration when I land in Thailand so they put like the visa stamp on the entire passport page, or they will only do that after I extend my visa for 1 year?

-> you already have a Non-O visa as PDF and get an entry stamp at passport control upon your entry to Thailand, that's all you will get based on your visa. When you go to the local immigration office to apply for 1-year extension after about 2 months, you will get a half-page size extension stamp.

Q. do I need to get a new TM-30 from immigration when arriving?

-> That is your local immigration office policy. Most require you to submit TM30 again when you are back from abroad even to the same address. Some offices don't if you are back to the same address.

Check with your local office for their policy on TM30.