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Carsten ***********
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@John ******
I got it. Your "places of birth" are not wrong but short of the city.
Carsten ************
@John ******
yes, but probably because the guys just are too dumb to fill the correct info. Why does anybody types US if it's a US Document? Place of birth is the City within the country.

EDIT: US you would type when asked for nationality or country.
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@John ******
Place of birth, as i told. That's not the country and not the state, thats's the city.
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@John ******
i googeled pics of US Passports and all of them state: Place of birth. ALL of them!

EDIT: That's the city.
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@John ******
US Passports show the "place of birth". That's the city and maybe additionally the state, but not the state only. Therefore it's filled incorrect.
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@Chris *****
It's not that easy. In Thailand the laws or rules are "bendable". Try to find something written down on Immigration Website they're arguing about here. You won't find the "rules".
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@Ken *******
having a house book or work permit or anything else what certifies your address might work as well, but in general a certification of your residency is required.
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@Sean *********
since the entry dates in previous and next application don't match, I guess you will have an issue.
Carsten ************
Certificate of Residence is a requirement at any bank nowadays.