US Embassy Bangkok 400 added Income Letter appointments available December 20th

The Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok is pleased to offer a full-day of notarial services.

Date: December 20, 2018.
Time: 0730-1400
Place: US Embassy Bangkok 95 Wireless Road, Bangkok

There will be approximately 400 notarial appointments available. All services will be provided by appointment only. Please visit us here to make an appointment.

Fees for notary services are $50.00 USD or 1700 Thai Baht per notarial stamp.

To expedite your service, please bring exact change or consider paying by credit card to facilitate the movement of people through their appointments.

Please arrive with your passport, a copy of your passport and documents filled-out completely, correctly, and NOT signed. Documents can be accessed through these links: Notary– including Income Affidavits

Not much use if Thai Immigration aren't accepting the income letters any more. That's the real issue.
Perhaps you're idiot President might take a flight over to Thailand and threaten Mr Prayut with MASSIVE sanctions, and UNBELIEVABLY STUNNING tariffs on Thailand's off fees ... for The Gays only right now.

By the way, how's that impeachment thing going for your boy?

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Not much use if Thai Immigration aren't accepting the income letters any more. That's the real issue.

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Yes, let's all pool our ignorance shall we! Thai Immigration will continue to accept income letters; it's the US and other embassies that are refusing to issue them in future - an altogether different situation. The Americans are issuing letters up until the end of the year, and under current rules the letters have six months' validity. Are there any other gems you'd care to share with us?

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Perhaps you're idiot President might take a flight over to Thailand and threaten Mr Prayut with MASSIVE sanctions, and UNBELIEVABLY STUNNING tariffs on Thailand's off fees ... for The Gays only right now.

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You may not have heard down in Hua Hin village, but The Donald can bluster via television, Twitter, or even the telephone. No need to fly anywhere. By the way it's "your idiot President" - perhaps arsenal can give you a few tips on correct English, he claims to speak it perfectly

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By the way, how's that impeachment thing going for your boy?

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If you were able to keep up (and obviously it must be a Canadian thing?) no impeachment proceedings have started nor will they until at the very earliest the new Congress is sworn in, sometime in January, if then

The president will never be impeached, so get over this mad idea...it would take 2/3 of the senate and that will never happen....the REP's could not get the votes during Clinton to impeach him,,,controlled by the DEM's...same now..controlled by the REPs so it will not happen...why don't you stick to YOUR country's problems,,,I am sure they have some.

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The president will never be impeached, so get over this mad idea...it would take 2/3 of the senate and that will never happen....the REP's could not get the votes during Clinton to impeach him,,,controlled by the DEM's...same now..controlled by the REPs so it will not happen...why don't you stick to YOUR country's problems,,,I am sure they have some.

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You seem a little testy tonight.
Clinton was indeed impeached successfully (In the REP House). Thereafter the DEM Senate found him not guilty during the trial. But impeached he was.
Chances are that the same thing will happen to Trump if the House Democrats are dumb enough to start an impeachment process. They'll probably sit on their hands and wait for Trump to dig himself deeper and deeper. He just can't help himself ... thus the adjective 'idiot'.

Trump will resign before he gets impeached, then will blame it on the Democrats for being mean to him and not giving him his wall.

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Clinton was indeed impeached successfully (In the REP House). Thereafter the DEM Senate found him not guilty during the trial. But impeached he was.

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Many people would assume "impeached" means "found guilty" whereas all it means is that the individual has been "charged". The "offence" is even vague - "high crimes and misdemeanours" isn't a crime in itself, it just means the individual has brought his public office into disrepute in a way that the House of Representatives finds offensive. Anyone found guilty of an impeachable offence means they forfeit their public office. No-one is guilty of anything at the point of impeachment, as these are only charges that have been laid after an investigation. I guess even in Canada there's that quaint notion of the presumption of innocence? Bill Clitoris was, after all, found (by a Republican Senate) not guilty of the charges brought by the (Republican) lower House of Congress, and it's likely a Republican-controlled Senate would find a Republican President equally not guilty

Presumption of innocence for Trump? You only need to look at his Twitter feed to find criminality, and he's already been all but indicted on two felony charges. Not to mention what's in the pipeline once Mueller wraps things up.

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Presumption of innocence for Trump? You only need to look at his Twitter feed to find criminality, and he's already been all but indicted on two felony charges. Not to mention what's in the pipeline once Mueller wraps things up.

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Do share more of your complete ignorance of almost everything with us Matt. And you wonder why I don't bother with 99% of people. The presumption of innocence simply means that anyone and everyone is entitled to be presumed innocent until their guilt is proven beyond reasonable doubt in a court of law. That has not yet happened with Trump

Yes Smiles your right...I was a bit testy...forgive...again poster goes off the subject into something else..anyway. tks your reply...