I used it, I registered my wife's house last year but had some issues this year so I tired it and it worked for me.

@Stuart ********

ah. Will try that next time!

@Brandon ***********

yeah, not sure why it would not pass. I even used the console etc.. trying to see what was failing, but no go.

for about 14 USD>

Wise.. I have used them 3+ years, never a problem.

Love the pic on that doc...

This thread reminds me of the old joke..

A programmer's wife asks him to buy some groceries. She asks him to

buy a loaf of bread, and if they have eggs, buy a dozen. He comes back with thirteen loaves of bread. But why?, she asks. He responds: They had eggs.

No, that was not specifically asked for however they do ask for your flight itinerary which has my departure date on it. If you want you can see exactly what they ask by going through the visa process on the and just not actually submit the request.

@Rob ******

your question is unclear. My departure date is about 50 days away and I am only traveling from USA/BKK/USA. I only provided the documents as I related. Your question states ..."within 60 days of your arrival?" with the key word being "WITHIN". I can only answer your question correctly in the future once 60 days transpire from my arrival in Bangkok. However, since further documentation will not required I can relate my belief that no, I won't be providing proof on onward travel when I arrive.

I provided my airline itinerary which detailed my arrival/departure dates, booking of hotel in BKK (2 days) and provided the house address of my wife where I will stay for at least a month before heading back south to Koh Lanta.