Can I apply for another Non-O visa after returning to the US if I used my Non-O visa to enter Thailand?

WHY WHY does everybody get it wrong? A single re-entry permit is valid for the duration of the 90-days stay permit, not for the duration of the visa validity . . . a re-entry permit would be valid until April 21, that's as long as he got stamped in today. He must open a Thai bank account ASAP. If the 800K deposit arrives in his Thai bank account by February 5, for example, he can apply for the 1-year Extension of the Stay Permit up from April 3 . . he would have 18 days left if he has all ducks in a row

Suggest you open your bank account on this trip to mKe it easier when you come back later

Like others have said you applied too early for the non-O, but at least you know what to do in March.

If you can, try to open a bank account now, as it is probably the most difficult part of the process. Then when you come back in March with another non-O, you will simply have to deposit the 800,000, wait 2 months and then go to immigration to extend your stay for 12 months.

You should apply for another Non-O once you return home

Open your bank while here put money in, and apply for a re entry permit when you leave, when back in March apply for 30 day extension and then get on your 12 month extension.

Sounds like you applied for your Non-O too early if you intended using it in March as it is valid for 90 days from the date of issue. You will need a new one for March.

When you fly back to the USA, the 90-days stay permit you received when entering on the Non-O visa will expire and the visa is worthless, it can’t be used for another entry.

If you plan to retire, you got two options:

Either

*** apply for another 90-days Non-Imm-O visa. Enter, get a Thai bank account opened and apply for the 1-year Extension as soon as the minimum of 800,000 THB has been sitting in your account for 2 months

Or

*** get a Thai bank account opened NOW while you are still here! Transfer a minimum of 800,000 THB into it. You need a proof that the money came from abroad.

Then enter visa-exempt in March and apply for the “change of visa type” from the exempt entry to the initial 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa on Immigration.

You will need a rental contract and the bankbook confirming the 800,000 THB already sitting in your Thai bank account. As soon as 60 days are up from these 90 days, you can apply for the 1-year Extension of the Stay Permit based on retirement

Yes, l would say so. It's a 90 day visa for people who meet the retirement criteria. It's a way into retiring in Thailand