What does "authenticated" mean for a Thai DTV visa application at the Malaysian embassy?

From memory there was someone on here who applied in Penang and had to travel to KL to get their information authenticated.

Just curious

@Chris ********

with KL being possibly the hardest thai consulate in the area to apply for the DTV in the category you want to apply in what is the draw to go there and try for it?

I mean why not Savannakhet or Vientiane or one of the other consulates that appear to take a more 'user friendly' approach to that category of DTV ?

Possibly your business tax return from last year?

I declined this post three times and tried to message you about it as well.

I finally let it on but it doesn't change my answer which is I think you're asking a question that no one is gonna have the answer to,

AND

as much as you might not want this to be the answer I think it's gonna take you slogging to KL to apply in order to find out exactly what they want as far as the certification stamp.

You're dealing with a visa that's just a month old, and only a handful of people have used KL for a DTV (if that) as it's not a popular consulate because of the mandatory appt both to turn in your documents and to pick up your passport.

You can try to call them tomorrow when they're open (they speak english just fine there) and see what they say but I think you're actually looking at finding out when you apply and then having to go to your embassy in KL to get the stamps there