What do you need to bring back to MTT to get the full stamp after the 14 day under consideration stamp?

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Mar 18, 2021

4 years ago

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When returning to MTT after getting the 14 day under consideration stamp what do you need to bring back to get the full stamp. I’m assuming just passport?

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To receive the full stamp after the 14-day under consideration stamp at MTT, you only need to bring your passport.

James ********

Yep...just you and your passport.

4 years ago

Dave *******

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@James *******

thanks

4 years ago

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