Today I applied for my first extension non o and is stamped to the 12th July. Is this a normal length of time to wait on the under consideration?
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The user applied for their first Non-O visa extension and received a stamp valid until July 12th. There is concern about the validity of an 'under consideration' stamp expiring on a Saturday when immigration offices are closed. Other comments suggest that the extension might be valid based on marriage to a Thai citizen and raising a Thai child, clarifying the timeline and expectations for the 90-day reporting.
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Your right I have a Thai wife and Thai child and from what you say makes clear sense thank you so much that’s gave me a good length of time then and I’m believing when I collect my extension of stay then I’ll be informed of my first 90 day report in person
If I was to guess I'd say you applied based on marriage / raising thai child and got a 30 day under consideration stamp that was ADDED to the expiration date of your Non-O 90 day stamp
Which from when the U.C stamp runs out seems like it might have expired around the 12th of June) 😉 <- they add the 30 days under consideration to the end of that stamp