@Dca ****

thanks

@Greg *******

I will check that out, thank you! Yours has been the only relevant comment here lol. My friends who have been through the process, as well as several posts on this very group, have expressed that they were required by the Thai embassy in the country they applied in to get their marriage certificate officially stamped/notarized by their embassy or a vital records office in their home country. I am working on getting a notarized copy sent from the US

@Benjamin *****

unfortunately, not at a university but at a private language school

Thank. It seems as if us second year ED visa seekers might be out of luck at the moment

@Peter *********

argh, my visa runs out sept 19

Let's hope for the best

@Peter *********

yes, I've been here since last September on my first ED visa.

@Peter *********

preferably from within, haha

Will this work for a second year ED visa?

They don't mention -Ed??!