I have a non o multiple entry visa issued in NYC. US passport holder. I have a work permit. My visa expires Jan 2021, my stamp is July 13. My last extension (not sure if this is the correct term) was done at the immigration office in Sriracha since I was unable to leave the country due to Covid19. So my stamp is July 13 but do I fall under the amnesty category? I’m trying to figure out if I need to go to immigration before July 13 or if I can go closer to the 31st. Any advice on how to proceed is appreciated.
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The user is seeking advice on whether to approach immigration for a visa extension before their current Non-O multiple entry visa expires on July 13, 2020, particularly in the context of the Covid-19 amnesty that extends deadlines until July 31, 2020. Multiple comments suggest applying as early as possible to avoid last-minute crowds at immigration offices and ensure compliance with visa rules. Some users recommend confirming with the local immigration office for specific guidance.
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