What should I do with my under consideration stamp before it expires on May 5?

And just like that we're done, you either GO back on the date you're supposed to and MAKE them give you the second stamp (as in don't take their "no need to do anything line" so that you have a real extension stamp in your passport

OR

You sit tight with an under-consideration stamp, take the amnesty AND when the amnesty ends see if having that stamp affects you in any way.

Let's look at this logically.

The "unable to travel due to covid-19" embassy letter extension is a TWO step process, you go apply, get the "under consideration" stamp that tells you when you go back to get the "extension stamp" that completes that extension process.

There are several types of extensions that have under consideration stamps and ALL of them you go back to get the REAL extension of stay stamp on the date it says to on the under consideration stamp.

Why would this "unable to travel due to covid-19" be any different?

NOW could you be okay and covered by the amnesty if you didn't go back and get the second stamp, MOST LIKELY yes.

BUT

why even chance it. NO one knows how this amnesty deal works, OR how it will end. Why not just take away all the doubt about it and GO get your second stamp?

Where did you get the under consideration stamp?

There are conflicting reports about it,

BUT

we are advising people to go back and complete the extension process.

you go back to the immigration office you got the stamp from.