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Step 1 of 8

Pre-check — Screen documents before they reach the MFA counter

Verify original signatures, issuing-authority seals and translation format before paying any government fee.

Counter / Authority

NYC Pre-Screening Desk (before consular submission)

Lat Phrao 95 · daily courier to Chaeng Watthana Consular Affairs

Turnaround · Fee

Standard: Within 2 hours (photo review on LINE)

Express: Same-hour walk-in at NYC desk

Gov fee: No government fee (NYC pre-check free when bundled with submission)

Documents required

  • Original document bearing wet signature and seal of the issuing office
  • Certified true copy stamped by the issuing office itself (not by the holder)
  • Certified English translation for Thai-language originals going abroad

Common pitfalls

  • Self-photocopied house registration / marriage record is rejected — the district office must stamp the copy
  • Some digital signatures without an accredited CA are refused by the MFA reviewer
  • Documents older than 6 months (Certificate of Single Status, criminal-record extract) are often refused

NYC insider tips

  • 💡Some documents need a 'double certification' (e.g. private-hospital certificate must first pass the Nursing Council)
  • 💡Birth / death certificates printed from the 2022+ digital registry are accepted directly by MFA
  • 💡Flag rare target languages (German, French, Spanish) early so NYC can queue a MoJ-registered sworn translation

FAQ

Is the pre-check free?

Free when NYC also handles submission. Standalone review is THB 300 per file.

Do I need to visit in person?

No. Send photos to LINE @NYCLI and our team evaluates before you commit.

What if my document fails the pre-check?

NYC coordinates with the issuing office (district, hospital, university) to reissue — you never chase it yourself.

Need NYC to run Steps 1–8 end-to-end?

Call 083-249-4999 · LINE @NYCLI