Hey everyone,

I could use some help! I've applied for the work-from-Thailand visa, and most of my documents have been accepted—except for my master's degree. I initially sent the confirmation letter from my university's registry, but they requested the original certificate. I sent it as a JPEG, but they asked again, so I sent it in PDF format. Now they're requesting it again, and I'm at a bit of a loss on what to do next.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Update: they replied “ Dear Patrick BlackRock,

You are advised to contact the Printing Shops instead of scanning such documents yourself or using mobile phone.” But I don’t have the original, only files on my phone.

I ordered a triple sealed original copy of my divorce decree from the court in my hometown. It is certified by the Clerk of the Court AND the Judge, with the raised seal of the court. What more do these people want?! Secretary of State? Who is that and why? Just why?

Not sure if this the right group to ask but the gang here is so knowledgeable. Do I need to bring visa and/or US passport and/or other papers to the hospital when my child is born? One site said I needed to have my passport "certified"?(people must mean a certified COPY) And the copy officially translated by MFA so my name could go on the birth certificate? Doctors and nurses at the clinic also had different answers. If it's too far off topic I apologize.

Has anyone here applied for the non-O visa based on marriage in HCMC? If so, do you know what exactly they mean by "Certified copies"? e.g. certified copies of blue book, certified copy of ID card. Also, does anyone have a draft of the "guarantee letter" to be written by Thai spouse. Thanks.