Will my wife's name on the rental contract affect my residency certificate application?

May 30, 2018
6 years ago
AliJames *****
ORIGINAL POSTER
I have a question (sorry Tod this can't wait) I think it's not really visa related, it's residency certificate related which is immigration related. Close enough. Anyway I just dug out the rental contract to get my residency certificate tomorrow and I now see that my wife signed the contract as tenant and I only signed as a witness. Will this affect whether I get the certificate or not? Do you think I can get away with using Tip Ex (whiteout/liquid) to change her name to mine and then photo copy it an provide the photo copies at immigration?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about their eligibility for a residency certificate since their wife signed the rental contract as the tenant and they only signed as a witness. They consider altering the contract using Tip Ex but receive advice against it, encouraging them to have their wife declare their cohabitation instead.
Robert *******
OK, thanks for the contribution and good luck with your request. As it is not directly visa related I close this topic.
Robert *******
@James *****************
please read the comments and reply from Jan Duldhardt if you stay in Bangkok.
AliJames *****
ORIGINAL POSTER
Not applicable for me as I live in Samit Prakan.
Miek ********
Well, i have a question about that too, we move to Thailand in November but the rental contracts (in Thai and English) are both put on my name.

What if i go first?
Robert *******
Beste Miek, Within 24 hours after arrival you fill in the TM30 form, can be found in the files section here) with both of your names, copy ID landlord and blue book and report at Immigration that both of you living on that address.
Robert *******
Don't use Tip Ex to change the form. Let your wife join you and declare you live together at the same address, like most of the married people do in normal life.
Robert *******
You can ask your wife to write a letter before you go. Just to be more on the safe side.
AliJames *****
ORIGINAL POSTER
I'll give it a try. I will be going on my own. Hopefully it won't be too much of a problem.
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