@Brandon ***********

what I did say it makes sense. Since I am going home for 7 months, I am just trying to get a plan together for next year.

Since I am only in Thailand for 5 months every year, I simply don't have all the time. I need to get it done here in Bangkok. Next year I can come to Thailand on a 90 day. Type O Visa, but I need my marriage certified to get my extension of 60 days. That is visiting Thai family in Thailand. I was reading on the internet that 2 years ago, the US embassy in Bangkok does not certify marriages anymore. That has to be done in your home country. Where the marriage was done. Yes, when I come back to Thailand I have an agent who will do the translation and taking care of getting it stamped.

@Vitico *******

i am going back to america starting april one. I will contact my embassy and try to get some of this done. I am trying to get things in line for next year and wanted to know the process. I am glad I am getting some good responses. Thank you for all of the information.

@Ally ***********

thank you for all of the knowledge. I will be returning back to my home country for the summer time. And I will contact my embassy in New York to get my marriage license. Certified, so when I come back, I can get it translated and registered.

@Frank *********

if I already have the original Marriage Certificate, and marriage license from my home state. Can I just get that translated? And registered in Bangkok. It already has the embossed state seal on it

@Dirk *************

i did not think I had to contact the u. S embassy, since I have an original registered copy from the US to show my marriage, I thought I could take care of it in Thailand without going to A. U. S embassy and apparently I don't need to go to the embassy. I just need to get it. Translated and then certified through Thailand.

@Roland *********

i do understand when I come to Thailand I usually stay 5 months but I have to leave the country after 90 days. I was trying to come in with my O visa, and then stay 60 more days without leaving the country. I do not have a Thai child with my wife. I get my ninety day visa from the united states

@Phirom ********

i have the marriage certificates for the United States. My marriage is not registered in Thailand does that still qualify to be able to get the 60 day? Extension, that's really all I need.

@Roland *********

i have the marriage certificates from being married. The United States, but I only was thinking about next year. Getting 60 days additional to my 90, which is what I need?

Can I just visit family instead of based on marriage in Thailand because I don't have it registered in Thailand?

@Jan *****************

i am talking in hua, hin, I just got mine and they required a 90 day stamp. It wasn't even a 90 day. Stamp, it was just an immigration check in when I moved from Nakhon Sawon. Like you said every office is different.