Does the change in wording on the METV from 'date of entry' to 'valid from' and 'valid until' indicate a policy change?

Mar 5, 2018
7 years ago
Philip *********
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I noticed on my previous 6 month METV it had date of enter before . The one I got in

feb says Valid From and valid until . Does this reflect a policy

Change or just different wording ?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The change in wording on the METV from 'date of entry' to 'valid from' and 'valid until' is simply a matter of different terminology rather than an indication of a policy change. The visa remains valid for entry until midnight on the 'valid until' date.
Philip *********
ORIGINAL POSTER
So if I border cross the day before valid until date I would get the additional 60 days .
Tod *********
correct (y) actually, though if you wanted to you could cross the border ON the "valid until" date and get another 60 days..
Tod *********
just different wording, it still is good for entry up until midnight on the valid until date.
Tod *********
Shayne, erring on the side of caution can be good advice :)
Shayne **********
I always suggest the day before, some pedantic border official might just be having a bad day and give you 30 days.
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