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Do I need to return to the temporary immigration office to finalize my under consideration stamp and do I need to book an appointment?

Oct 1, 2020
6 years ago
Nicholas **********
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I have an under consideration stamp until October 7. I understand I need to close this loop. Do I return to the temporary immigration office or CW for this? Also, do I need to book an appointment online? Originally, they said I did, but I’m looking at it right now and there is no option for under consideration. The ‘objective/counter’ options have changed. Counter K is no longer listed. 
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The user has an under consideration stamp valid until October 7 and is seeking clarification on whether to return to the temporary immigration office or another location for resolution. They also inquire about the need for an appointment, noting confusion over booking options. A comment suggests that the user should return to the designated location on the date indicated on the stamp and that appointments are not required.
Tod *********
You go back to MTT on the date your stamp in the passport says.

You can't book an appointment, you just show up
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Danny **********
@Tod ********
my friend also needs to do this by mid October-ish. Is it still required after amnesty extension?
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Tod *********
@Danny *********
YES, if you have an "under consideration" stamp you still GO and get that 'loop closed' and get the extension of stay stamp
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