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Can I cancel my husband's "non B" visa to switch to a dependent retirement visa with mine?
Sep 2, 2020
6 years ago
Heidi ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi thanks for coming back to me.
I made a mistake. My husband has a "non B" Visa.
I have a retirement visa. Is it possible to cancel my husband's visa so that he can come onto mine.
I have several friends that are married where they are both on the same "dependent" retirement Visa.
Thanks for your help.
I made a mistake. My husband has a "non B" Visa.
I have a retirement visa. Is it possible to cancel my husband's visa so that he can come onto mine.
I have several friends that are married where they are both on the same "dependent" retirement Visa.
Thanks for your help.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The poster has a retirement visa while her husband holds a "non B" visa. She inquires about the possibility of canceling her husband's visa to transition him to her dependent retirement visa. A commenter advises that if both retain valid immigration stamps, they can potentially make this switch, pending that all requirements are met.
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Robert *******
If you are both having the stamp from Immigration with in the second line Extension of Stay permitted up to ../../..
You can do this, If you want to match the days contact Immigration and make sure all requirements are met before one Extension get cancelled
You can do this, If you want to match the days contact Immigration and make sure all requirements are met before one Extension get cancelled
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