@Tod ********

absolutely correct. I just returned to Thailand yesterday entering through Suvarnabhumi. The Thai authorities did not ask to see anything. So, I am assuming they could see I had already completed my TDAC via scanning my passport.

@Ellie ******

thanks much for your quick response and assistance! Great idea on bringing an updated bank book, just in case they ask...I definitely will. Cheers!

@Tod ********

thanks much!

@Tod ********

thank you so much for the quick response! Your help and information is greatly appreciated! You and the other's have been providing me helpful guidance through my whole process...which actually begun many months ago when I was living in Mexico with my Thai wife and preparing for our transition to Thailand. The information given by you and the other's has been 100 percent accurate and made my transition much smoother. Thank you sincerely!

@Tod ********

, thanks, will do.

@Tod ********

, I have a quick related question if you don't mind. You mentioned that when applying for an extension my kor ror 22 needs to be less than a year old? Does that mean for subsequent extension applications in the following years I will need to continue to register my marriage from abroad at the Ampur annually to update the kor ror 22? Or is my initial registration at the Ampur which I do for my first extension request a "one and done" and I merely need to obtain a new copy of the original kor ror 22 with a date stamp annually at the time of my extension request? Thanks

@Ken *******

, good to know that I should inquire as to any new guidelines and possible revisions to the requirements. Thank you very much!

@Tod ********

, thanks, your information is very helpful and appreciated.

@Lloyd *******

Thank you very much for the information, very helpful!