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I've been told I need to get a copy of my passport certified by my embassy, and then translated to Thai with a certification from the MFA. The translation isn't my concern, but has anyone gotten their passport certified by the British Embassy? It seems like British passports can be certified by local notary companies, but I'm a bit lost and on a time crunch.
Does anyone know the process? And does anyone have any recommendations in the Pattaya/Sattahip area for a notary service?
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.
Hello, i m preparing my documents for a DTV application and I have 5 contracts with customers of 5 pages each writen in French... Do I have to translate all the 25 pages in english with lawyer and notary ? Does someone can give me links for lawyer and notary to do it ? Thank you very much for your answers.
The US Dept of State in Washington DC will authenticate my 'Authentic' SS Income verification letter (Issued on Official letterhead and signed and stamped by the SS Agency representative). It can then be Certified as a legal document by the Royal Thai Embassy in Washington, DC.
There is a notary service that takes the document through the entire process for $372 US.
Has anyone successfully used this documentation method for meeting the minimum ฿65,000/month for a retirement here in Thailand (in lieu of the ฿800,000 bank deposit)?