Has anyone ever been asked to submit the passport of the person who signed their company’s remote work confirmation letter? I received this request, and my CEO is the one who signed my letter (with company letterhead). It’s completely unreasonable to ask for my boss’s personal information, and it’s highly unlikely I can even obtain it. I explained this to the embassy when submitting the documents, as well as through emails and calls, but I’ve received no response. They ended up rejecting my application and cited the reason as “suspected forged documents.” This is absolutely ridiculous—everything I submitted is legitimate, and the only document I’m missing is my boss’s passport.
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A user reported being asked by the Thai Embassy for their CEO's passport after submitting a remote work confirmation letter for their DTV visa application. The user deemed this request unreasonable and expressed frustration after their application was rejected, citing 'suspected forged documents.' Various commenters discussed similar experiences with the Hong Kong embassy, noted its strict requirements, and shared advice about applying elsewhere or addressing the rejection record. Some raised legal concerns about the embassy's request for personal information and others suggested proving the authenticity of the employer's role.
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