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We have the four forms ds2054, ds3025, ds3026, and ds3030. They cannot be filled out on-line, at least if you have only Adobe Reader. Are we supposed to just fill out the very top with the name, DoB, etc? Or do they fill out everything (in English I hope). If we must fill out the name info then I'll have to do it here and scan it over as my gal does not write English. I've not seen anything about this in searching around. Thanks everyone!

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I thought the doctors filled these out at the medical exam...

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I believe you don't fill out those forms yourself. Take them to your medical appointment and give them to the doctor to fill.

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Yes the doctor will fill them out. I filled them out and email to my fiance to take with her to the medical and she said that the hospital didn't use them but instead had the forms and that they filled them out there. I would have your fiance take the blank medical forms with her when she does her medical

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Wow thank you all. My fiancée is smart but does not write English too well. So we are getting very close. BTW, she called Bumrungrad and they said she would have to show up very early and stand by for an appointment. Silom said just come by anytime, maybe that's why it's 500 baht more! Anyway this helps alot as I was about to do the print, scan, print routine and then what if I missed something.

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