Immigration told me to just bring my old and new passports and they will move the stamps for me.
I was also told I will need to do a new TM30, so need to take my yellow house book, too. Since I have a yellow book, Im responsible for the tm30, so I think this is just to give me a new updated TM30 reciept, to clip in my passport. I would think when they update the passport on the system, it will be updating the current tm30 that's already on the system, so not necessary for people who don't have a yellow book.
So to get an updated 90 report receipt, it might be the same, or they might just do it as part of the process
I never got an email, when I did it. I did take a screenshot, but the immigration officer, just took my passport and didn't need the screenshot or email.
Every immigration office seems to interpret the rules differently. Talk to them.
My immigration office won't accept bank statements without a proof of income certificate from my home embassy... Uk, Australia and US embassies don't provide this, so I'm forced to use an agent...
for proof of 800,000, they want 12 month bank statements with a certificate from the bank, but won't accept 12 month statements and bank certificate for income... Very annoying
Check your statements. I was transfering to Krungthai, selecting funds for long term stay, assuming it would show as International Transfers... Never checked... When I did, eventually check, I found Krungthai don't show international transfers... So switched the transfers to my Bangkok Bank account and they are listed as International transfers. Doesn't matter what reason I select in wise, they all show as International on Bangkok Bank statements..
All totally irrelevant tho, because my local immigration insist on a proof of income certificate your embassy... I'm from the UK and the British Embassy refuse to provide it...
When I opened a bank account in Ubon Ratchatani, back in 2015, I couldn't figure out how to get a certificate of residence from immigration, to allow me to open the account. Bangkok Bank allowed me to open an account with the Head Man from the village signing as guarantee...
Ubon immigration said they would only give a certificate of residence after I'd lived there for 12 months...
When I needed certificates of residence again, for driving licenses and car and bike registrations, I found out that in Ubon, the Tourist police issue them.
Ubon immigration is a bit of a trek and very unhelpful, or was then, so you might find it easier to use an agent