Retirement and marriage files
Bank letters and statements, marriage and birth certificates, house registration.
Chiang Mai · Thai · English · Burmese
Thai, English and Burmese. The papers Chiang Mai Immigration and the employment office ask for, translated and stamped, and an interpreter at the counter.
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Bank letters and statements, marriage and birth certificates, house registration.
Employment contracts, payslips, degree certificates and transcripts, company papers.
Pink card, Certificate of Identity (CI) and passport pages, and contracts in Thai and Burmese side by side.
School letters and transcripts, birth certificates, consent letters for children.
Police clearance, medical certificates and hospital records.
The Thai papers a US file needs, in English.
At Chiang Mai Immigration, the Chiang Mai Provincial Employment Office, hospitals and police stations, in Thai, English and Burmese. By phone or video for an appointment anywhere else.
A translated page carries the translator's name, the date and the desk's stamp. We don't notarize. Burmese comes back in Unicode Myanmar script; a Zawgyi copy is there on request.
A photo or scan of each page, the languages, and the office the papers go to.
From the prices above, in writing. Interpreting by quote.
A PDF on LINE or by email, and stamped paper copies in Chiang Mai.
Thai, English and Burmese, in any direction between them.
Yes, when every line can be read.
No. A translated page carries the translator's name, the date and the desk's stamp.
A new translation is ฿1,500 up to 5 pages, then ฿500 a page. Checking an existing translation is ฿500 up to 5 pages, then ฿150 a page. The stamp is ฿100 a page. Interpreting is priced in writing.