im so stupid for this i know.. i just submitted my application and just noticed my date of birth is wrong somehow, no idea how, feel like i triple checked everything. ive JUST submitted, is there anything i can do? Any support line? Please help me :(
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A user expressed concern after submitting a visa application with an incorrect date of birth, unsure of the next steps to take. Several comments provided insights, noting that it's likely the application will be rejected due to strict matching requirements with passport information. Users advised that once submitted, there's no way to edit the application, emphasizing the importance of double-checking data before submission and the potential issues stemming from auto-fill glitches. Many shared similar experiences, highlighting a consensus on taking extra care with personal information when applying.
nope you're stuck and you're very likely going to get rejected because your data and passport scan don't match
For some reason many MANY people have an issue when the passport scan auto-fills the data and it comes out wrong š
Then if they don't catch it and edit it, the data mis matches and the embassy rejects the application
There is NO WAY to edit data once you submit the application to the consulate. You're stuck
It is why we tell people, to take your time, go slow, it's not a race, check every bit of data you key in and that auto-fills from your passport BEFORE you submit the application to the embassy š
Denise ********
Mine did the same thing. Still currently waiting for mine to be rejected so I can resubmit
I just re applied straight away , hoping thatās ok
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Thuy ******
Chrome browser gives me the most problems with date selection on Asian websites. When I switch to Microsoft Edge, the date selection problem goes away.
Henrik *****
Another reason to read the website of the Thai Embassy, where most embassies explicit explain that all passport info, has to be excactly like in the machine-readable field at the botoom of the picturepage of the passport.
The submitted data canāt be changed by anybody ( security ), and errors made there, will result in rejection.
Make a screenprint of every page before continuing, and get some other person check before submitting.
Do not interact with Thai Governmental websites in the week-ends, either they get overloaded or they may be down fir maintenence / updating.
yep thanks but as you can see from everyone elseās comments the website is constantly glitching and changing / reverting data, not selecting the right dates etc. I read the website plenty of times and was very careful. Just didnāt expect my details to be automatically changing and glitching during the entire process :)
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Debe ********
This must be a system glitch, I checked my info 3 times and noticed my birthday was always off by 1 number.
yep exactly what happened to me. No matter what you select in the birth date menus it always selects the number above it. Itās a joke of a system. Huge money grab. Also just randomly resets your information too
yep, even when I was re submitting the exact same error happened again, having to triple check to make sure a āglitchā hasnāt changed your details again is just ridiculous and unfair. Glitches on a site like this is unacceptable
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Tiago *******
You just lost your money. Wait for them to cancel and then try applying again.
Fluff *************
No, it's likely going to be denied. Unfortunately they're very very strict when it comes to dates and names matching 100 % with the passport information. The site really tells you to double check the data before submitting.
seems that way. Especially when the site doesnāt function and doesnāt actually select what you click. Wouldnāt surprise me if itās done purposefully.
yup already submitted another one, unfortunate. Their site is also extremely buggy, when you hover over birth date, and click 26 for example, it actually selects 25. Tested multiple times. Had issues with things changing on their own. Going to send a screen recording to them tomorrow, not expecting a refund, but surprised at how this is happening on a website as serious as this.
Yep itās ridiculous, its a glitch that gets people that donāt double check. There is a āsaveā button at the bottom, that obviously does not āsaveā because your details sometimes get changed after you enter the passport.
Still your fault, but slightly unfair.
If 100 people lose their fee to this = extra $30k / 1 million baht to the boys in charge š
yeah guess technically you could say itās my fault for not picking up on a glitch they caused in the first place, but the fact thereās glitches happening on a site like this wouldnāt suprise me if itās intentional. Iām sure tons of people have reported this and theyāre doing nothing about it.. wonder why lol
They wonāt do anything. They post a warning before you submit to double check and ensure everything is correct. Your emails will go to the specific embassy but the website and cancellation will come from MoFA. Those who you talk to literally have no power to change anything.
yep but not only that when I am manually going to click a date for example, it selects the one previous. Insane that itās happening on a website like this.
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Would be interesting to see if this is happening on anyone elseās end, or if this was somehow only on my side , which I doubt