Extension based on marriage. Income letter method.
How do the policy work regarding the age of the income?
I have a taxation I can have my embassy to write the income letter based on. That is for the 2017 income. From this summer the tax agency will have a new result based on income from 2018.
Will the income letter I can have now be valid for a year long extension. Or.. Do I need to wait for the new, this summer or do they make a shorter extension based of those facts?
I do have the Non O ME based on marriage valid until late summer at the moment. So no panic. I was a bit bored about the borderbounce and thinking that I might be able to use the old income to avoid more borderbounces.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about the validity of an income letter based on 2017 income for extending their Non-O visa based on marriage. They are unsure if they need to wait for updated income results from 2018 or if the existing letter can facilitate a year-long extension. The current Non-O ME is valid until late summer, and the user is considering this option to avoid border bounces.
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