An
e-passport application form/Thai reporting form
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Thai Identity Card or Thai House Registration with 13 digit numbers
and one photocopy
Police Report and one photocopy
One photocopy of the lost passport
(if available)
FEE $US 35.00
(US Postal Money Order or Cashier’s check made payable
to “Royal Thai Consulate General, LA”)
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATIONS :
E-Passport for
those who are under 20 years
old
- Thai Birth Certificate
- Parent’s
valid passports or Thai Identity Cards together with one photocopy
- Marriage
Certificate of parents together with one photocopy
- Parents
are required to sign on an application form to give their consents
for their minors
to apply for his/her passport. If one or both of them is/are not
able to sign on the application form,
a Letter of Consent together with “FORM FOR NOTARY PUBLIC TO NOTARIZE
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT” notarized by Notary Public is acceptable.
For an applicant who is a Government Official/student under supervision
of Civil Service Commission (CSC)
- Letter
from the Office of Civil Service Commission granting permission
to continue studying
in the U.S.
For
an applicant who is Buddhist monk
- Approval
letter from the Sangha Supreme Council, Office of National Buddhism
-
Identity Booklet for Buddhist Monk
HOW TO RECEIVE PASSPORT
1. Applicant may receive his/her passport at the Royal Thai Consulate
General or at the Consular Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
BKK by himself/herself, showing the receipt. However, the applicant’
representative may receive his/her passport, showing a power of
attorney together with the receipt and an ID card of the representative.
2. Applicant may request the Royal Thai Consulate General to mail
his/her passport, providing us with pre-paid self-addressed envelope
from the Post Office.
NOTE
All documents
and biometric data of applicants have to be sent to the Foreign
Ministry, BKK to produce passports and then the passports will
be sent to the Royal Thai Consulate General. Processing time is
about 2 - 3 weeks .
The
Royal Thai Consulate General is not responsible for any lost mail.
