I've just realised that my 1 year multiple Non-O visa hasn't been signed where it says 'authorized signature'. My flight to Thailand is tomorrow so I don't really have time to go back to the consulate to get it rectified. Any idea how much of a big deal this is? My son's visa has been signed and all of my previous stickered visas have been signed too.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user discovered that their 1-year multiple Non-O visa was unsigned right before their flight to Thailand. Although their son's visa was signed, they were concerned about the implications of traveling with an unsigned visa. Multiple commenters offered insights, suggesting that it might not be a significant problem, as immigration officers often check electronic systems for visa validity. Some advised going to the consulate to fix the issue if time permits, while others recommended taking the risk and flying to Thailand, noting that past experiences have shown that unsigned visas sometimes go unnoticed. Ultimately, the user successfully entered Thailand without issue, highlighting that the immigration process seemed to accept their unsigned visa.
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