@Rich ****

thanks, just the usual issue with Thailand when there are 30 different answers from everyone. And somehow everyone can be right because things aren't uniform lol Sorry I had no clue hospitals don't issue birth certificates or death certificates. I just assumed that's where those would come from if people are born there or died there 😀 thanks for the information.

And now understand it's a certified copy, that everyone is talking about. Thanks again.

@Henry ********

awesome, and you didn't need a certified copy of your passport translated first?

@Rich ****

I'd imagine that is a common occurrence, for anyone anywhere. But how does your name end up on the birth certificate? And does the hospital issue it? You've done this process?

@Graham *****

ok, I guess I'm confused who issues the birth certificate if the hospital doesn't do it. Thanks for the answer.

@Andy *********

thanks for the answer I'd never heard of a US embassy certifying a passport before. Learn something new.

@Pete ******

this is completely incorrect

@Maple ********

just rented a vios for 2 weeks to decide if I would buy a used one. Nice dependable used car. Great choice, and that is a exceptional price.

@Maple ********

awesome choice

@Peter ***************

that's great information, thank you. So with the cost of the vehicle included is actually closer to 15,000฿ per month. If the vehicle lasts 10 years and no major repairs are required? Does that sound correct?