I'm about 14 days away from applying for my Non-O retirement extension in Chiang Mai. Anyone know how long before that date that Immigration will accept my dated "Letter of Income" from the Canadian Consulate in Chiang Mai? Is that even clear?
I've read they can be picky about the dates of bank statements for you 800K folks right to the date of extension application and I don't want to get the letter too early.
Cheers!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks clarification on the timing for submitting a Letter of Income from the Canadian Consulate in Chiang Mai when applying for a Non-O retirement extension, mentioning concerns over the acceptance window for the income letter and the strict requirements regarding bank statements. Responses indicate that immigration may prefer recent documentation, suggesting that letters should ideally be dated close to the application date.
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I've got a copy from last year but imagine they'll want an original. Since the income is based on pensions the amounts will only increase. Oh well, I'll play the paperwork game.
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