I have a 3 month Non-Imm O (marriage) visa. Last year I extended it for one year. This year I want to extend it again. I went to the local immigration office with appropriate paperwork and after 4 hours got the 'under consideration' stamp which expired today. So today I went back to the office and they tell me the paperwork has not come back yet. I asked if I need a new stamp in my passport to reflect this and was told 'no' and that the 'under consideration' stamp is good for one month, despite the date on it.
Is this correct?
I am concerned that I technically do not have a valid visa now.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user expressed concern about their Non-Imm O (marriage) visa status after receiving an 'under consideration' stamp, which has since expired. They sought confirmation on whether they still hold a valid visa, given the stamp's initial expiration date. Community responses clarified that the stamp is typically valid for one month despite the date and explained that local immigration offices might take additional time to process extension applications.