Mail Handling, Scanning and Forwarding

บริการรับ-ส่งจดหมายและพัสดุ พร้อมสแกนเอกสาร · § Operations
Quick answer
Receive official mail and parcels on the company's behalf, notify and scan on the cycle set in the service agreement, store originals and forward on the company's instruction.
Timeline: Notification and forwarding schedule agreed in the service contract
Who this is for
- Companies whose directors travel or live abroad
- Remote teams with nobody permanently at the office
- Businesses that must receive Revenue, Social Security and DBD notices on time
Documents required
- Power of attorney to receive documents
- List of authorised recipients with ID copies
- Forwarding address

Why timely receipt is a risk control, not a convenience
Tax assessments, summonses and official notices run deadlines from the date of service at the registered office. If nobody receives them, the company can lose the right to object without ever seeing the letter.
An authorised recipient and an agreed notification process can reduce missed correspondence, not eliminate it. The company must still track response deadlines and handover records.
Our handling workflow
- Log: Record sender, date and document type in the inbound register
- Triage: Official and deadline-bearing mail is flagged immediately; general post batches
- Scan and deliver: Legible scans sent to the authorised contacts
- Store originals: Company-specific file with a release log
- Forward or collect: Scheduled forwarding or signed collection by a representative
Common mistakes and how we avoid them
More questions we are asked
- Will my mail be opened?
- Not unless you authorise it in writing. By default we scan the envelope and sender so you can decide to open, forward or hold.
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Check the receiving authority’s requirements
Check incorporation and foreign-business rules with the DBD, and tax requirements with the Revenue Department. For parent-company documents issued abroad, confirm legalisation with the Thai embassy in the issuing country and the Department of Consular Affairs before dispatching originals.
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