Do they have a marriage registration in the US (or anywhere)?

Not having to leave every 90 days?

IF they are willing to spend the time with you, you probably need to show the bank statement from Account 1 showing that the inbound funds are international transfer in the first place. That the account is in USD doesn’t make it foreign funds. So as the other folks ask, why not just use the original account?

Chiangmai Immigration also has a similar queue ticket system.

Tod Daniels I’m addressing the point where Steve is putting aside his Non-O application because the company says he needs a Non-B for the WP. Assuming he is ready to apply for the Non-O, he could submit the application immediately and be put under consideration, no need for a border run, correct?

Has the company checked if they can apply for your WP if you already have a Non-O visa/extension without changing to a Non-B?

But if you can make up the full lump sum and keep it there for the seasoning, it doesn’t have to be monthly.

You can’t get a new 90-day stay without leaving Thailand. Consider using a land border instead.

Your single-entry visa was used up the day you entered Thailand and received Permission to Stay. A re-entry permit keeps your Permission to Stay alive should you require to leave Thailand before it expires, allowing you to return, but not with more days of stay. If your original visa was of a Multiple Entry variety, you get a new period of stay for each entry until the visa is expired. Exiting Thailand while the ME visa is valid does not require a re-entry permit.

And there's no seasoning of funds requirements for 90-day reporting, so the post is a bit confusing at this point.