Don't need a housebook

Your reply makes absolutely no sense. Welcome to my blocked users and stop wasting people time.

Pardon me?

Indeed, I will if required, but obviously rather wouldn't. Not sure if the announcement in the Gazette will be enough or if they need the letter of Naturalization or ID card(which takes a bit longer), my immigration office has never done this before.

@Bonta ****

when applying for Thai citizenship, I had to get a form from the UK embassy, stating that I would renounce my British citizenship on getting Thai citizenship. However, the consul told me that there was no need.

Technically, dual citizenship isn't allowed but it is a grey area in the Nationality Act. Naturalized citizens could get their Thai citizenship taken away if they are found to have used their former nationality in Thailand.

I got stuck in no man's land once as they said I was to drunk to get in!

I was on a yearly extension. Maybe things have changed. Like I said, it cost me 1500 baht fine..just sharing my experience.

Firstly, the ministry of labor don't inform immigration. I stopped work once and handed in the WP, as there was 11 months left on the visa, I didn't go to immigration. When getting a new wp a couple of years later, I had to go to the local police station and pay a fine of 1500 baht. Everyone told me I had 7 days to leave the country, but not true.

Only an immigrating officer can cancel your visa.

Thailand has no body for certification of translators. I have translated documents myself and they've been accepted by the MoFA for legalization.