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Where can I find a witness stamp for my client declaration while in Thailand?

Jun 11, 2025
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Brett *******
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Greetings

Can anyone advise please?

The Customer Service Officer for International Centralised Services International here in NZ has indicated that a client declaration (standard form) needs to be completed every 6 months while away overseas to ensure continuation of Superanuation payments.

This declaration requires a witness signature, and if to be e-mailed in return also requires a stamp.

The stamp must show the city/country that the witness is in.

If you post the form, you do not need to have it stamped by the witness as the postal stamp will show this.

Can anyone advise where such a stamp may be located, or offer advise pl.

Thanks
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The user seeks advice on obtaining a witness stamp for a client declaration required every six months for Superannuation payments while abroad. Comments suggest that the stamp could be obtained from a notary, lawyer, or the New Zealand Embassy, and it is noted that rubber stamps are commonly used in Thailand.
Ron ******
The NZ Embassy can also do it for you.
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Tony **********
Any lawyer or notary.
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Umair *****
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@Dun *******
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Frank **********
Thailand loves rubber stamps.
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Jeremy ********
Sounds like a regular notary stamp
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