no, the consulate requires the notarized english certificate in order to provide a translation but the same consulate doesnt require a notarized certificate to grant the visa itself
the hilarioius part is the local consulate requires me to get it notarized in english first before the thai translation is done but if i am using it to get a Non-O multi, they dont need it notarized! they will accept it un-notarized for a 1 year visa but not to allow a translation for a 2 month extension!! 😂😂😂😂😂
The sisaket immigration wants to see a marriage certificate in thai script , stamped by the consulate in your home country if you dont have a thai marriage certificate if you want a 60 day extension
youre a confused guy so listen to those that know better. you got a visa from the foreign affairs who takes care of things OUTSIDE thailand. the form TM30 is handled by IMMIGRATION who handles things inside the country. Its your job to find out all the necessary things to do to get INTO the country and then what to do when your are IN the country