Alan Rothwell 1.) U.S. Embassy stops income Affidavits > /10/FINAL-FAQs-v3.pdf

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2.) Requirements for a Non–O over 50 ( 'Retirement' )

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3.) Thai Consular Jurisdiction in the USA

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The most practical and efficient Pathway is:

For your Thai Wife to successfully Reclaim her Thai Citizenship (Thai Citizen at Birth) and get at least her Thai ID Card issued by a local Thai District Office (Provinces: ที่ว่าการอำเภอ / Bangkok: สำนักงานเขต ), and then, subsequently, your Thai Children (Thai Citizens at Birth also) to also successfully 'Reclaim' their Thai Citizenship by getting their Thai Birth Certificates ( สูติบัตร ) issued by the Thai Embassy/Thai Consulate with consular Jurisdiction over their place of birth outside Thailand

From at least your Thai Wife successfully Reclaiming her Thai Citizenship, then there are Thai Visa and Extension of Stay options for your family (as immediate family of a Thai Citizen)

if you want, then submit another, new TDAC, and then also select Download at the end

if you want, then submit another, new TDAC, and then also select Download at the end as well as screenshot if you want

For the Thai immigration officer at Entry, since you already have a SETV E–Visa PDF File and return ticket to exit out of Thailand, there should be no problems

on the TDAC [not DTAC], Thailand Digital Arrival Card Website, go ahead and put the Departure Date of your return flight out of Thailand

Johnny Wansueb if one is located in Bangkok, then there are two different locations to get that 30 Days Tourist Extension of Stay, depending on if you have an actual E–Visa PDF ( TR–60 ) or not

Did you really pay AUD $60 Dollars for the Thai E–Visa Fee to the Thai Embassy in Canberra, Thai Consulate in Sydney, or some other Thai Embassy/Consulate outside Thailand for a Single Entry Tourist E–Visa ( SETV ) PDF File or did you actually make Entry into Thailand on a Free Visa Exempt Stamp ( ผ.60–ม.17 )??

Look for any of your Thai Citizen Mother's Thai documents, particularly her Thai identification documents:

her Thai Passport, her Thai ID Card ( บัตรประจำตัวประชาชน ), her Thai Birth Certificate ( สูติบัตร )

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No, even those married with a Thai Spouse change to a Non–O Retirement Visa or Retirement Extensions as less paperwork and, generally, no "Under Consideration" (U/C) period before Extensions granted for Retirement Extensions