My landlord never filed a TM30 for me when I arrived and I now require one for Visa extension and I will have to go and file TM30 myself.
I have all the required documents(ID's, PoA, house registration, etc.) and filed the TM30 form but I'm unsure what to put in the "on date" and "arrival date" fields, should I put the original date I arrived at the condo or just the current day?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around a user's experience with filing a TM30 form for immigration purposes after their landlord failed to file it when they arrived in Thailand. The user seeks advice on what dates to enter in the TM30 form fields and expresses concern about potential fines and repercussions from the late filing. Comments include suggestions about possibly staying in a hotel to navigate the fine, and questions about which immigration office to approach.