Congratulations 🎊!!!!

@Paul ******

yes yes good choice. I only notarized the registration. Good luck!

Nah, I have my condo signed until next year June and I just got DTV this week. I didn't show or mention any documents about that, I put my home country address while applied

Anonymous participant you will get it!

@Paul ******

nah they can do a certificated copy of anything online and send you here the documents.

@Paul ******

from 8th October Vietnam and many other countries went to only evisa so you can also check those requeiments if it's maybe more applicable. I didn't want to do that way because if they reject evisa you lose that money, and Taipei only made us pay if we got accepted.

@Paul ******

mine was notarized by a Notary Public and he took it to the Thai embassy in HK. It's not difficult to notarize documents , it's just really expensive. I have had to notarized my degrees and documents the past 5 years for different visas around Asia. An agency can do it for you, but the time depends on the country of origen. Hong Kong took me 4days. China can be 3-4 weeks. UK docs also 7-10 days. It really depends, but not difficult just bunch of money and time

Anonymous participant yes because all the evisas already wants notarization so the in person started to toughen up. They will accept it. They have a holiday on Thursday, they rest and have fun. And Friday go easy on the people

Anonymous participant I think they just want to go through of your documents and that's it.

But I kind of feel that, all of us who applied on Monday. Got it.

Tuesday team started get issues. And now interviews and everything.

Maybe they need to do tick boxes you know. To prove that they don't give out so easy or I don't know. I wouldn't worry if they didn't ask for additional things. Just go and explain your situation

@Paul ******

will follow