@Bobby *******

Thanks for the reply.

Lost investment income added to 800k THB.

I’m trying to make as much of an apples to apples investment as possible.

@Gary ************

More expensive when compared to a retirement, marriage, or raising a Thai child visa.

@Mike ******

For those with high net worth that value their time it is an option.

Why not just move the ฿800,000 to a separate, interest bearing account (.05%) and leave it there, pretending like it doesn’t exist.

@George ************

From the Maryland Notary Manual

“…Where Exercised

Where may a notary public exercise notarial powers?

A notary public may perform notarial acts in any county of the State or in the City of Baltimore, regardless of the place where the notary public was appointed. For instance, a notary public for Somerset County may also act as a notary public in any other county in the State.”

Source: 3/0/0/unrestricted///unrestricted/20120001e.pdf

It doesn’t say Maine or Thailand.

How can Florida authorize someone to act in Maryland or California? Lol

@Lynnette ******

I’m willing to bet they want your signature notarized, not the letter. You can’t notarize a letter any more than you can a water Buffalo.

@Lynnette ******

They notarize signatures, not letters. Do you need certified copies? Is that what you are inquiring about?

@Lynnette ******

in that case go to the us embassy or consulate. ฿1500 each. You probably have to make an appointment online in advance.

@Maria *******

He should get an Elite Visa. The correct visa for his apparent purpose.

You will need a Thai notary if that is acceptable to whoever is receiving the documents.

US notaries are not permitted to notarize outside the state where they are appointed.

A second option is the American embassy or consulate.