The Thai Consular Section in Washington D.C. will send the Thai Birth certificate and the original birth certificate to the informant to sign in the informant’s field. After the informant has signed a paper, it must be delivered to the Thai Consular Section in Washington D.C. for an authentication. Documents to be prepared 1) U.S. Birth Certificate a certified U.S. birth Certificate from the Secretary of State (First step) 2) Two color photographs of the child size 2×2 inches 3) A certificate letter from hospital In case of the U.S. birth certificate does not contain a child’s weight and necessary information. Applicant must show a certificate from the hospital (the birth weight certificate of the child issued from the hospital) with a copy 4) A copy of the parents’ local identification card such as Driver license or State ID (If any) 5) Thai ID card 6) Valid parents’ passports 7) Marriage certificate 8) Application forms “A petition for a birth certificate” You can download it from the email address you used to register. “A legalization form” [Download] “Mother’s testimony record” (In case the father is a foreigner) [Download] “Mother’s testimony record” (In case the father and mother did not register the marriage) [Download] 9) Two USPS Priority Mail return envelopes affixed with stamps, priced at $9.90 USD each, with your name, address ,and the phone number on the envelope. * To prevent loss, every envelope must have a tracking number. * A copy of Passport, ID card and marriage certificate notarized by Notary Public can be used instead of original documents. * If the notifier is unable to deliver the signed documents to the Thai Consular in Washington DC, the petition is considered an incomplete petition. |