Arrived March 28 Visa exempt for 45 days. Got extension for 30 additional days. Got my Non-O visa stamped in May 9-Aug 6.
Been staying at the same place since I arrived Mar 28. (And have the TM30 as proof).
Question: Do I file a 90 day report from Mar 28 when I initially arrived OR from when I got the Non-O retirement stamp May 9?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The 90-day reporting period typically starts from the date of your long-term visa or extension that allows you to stay for more than 90 days. In this case, the countdown for your first 90-day report begins 89 days from the date your Non-O retirement extension was stamped in your passport, not from your arrival on a visa-exempt entry or the 30-day extension.
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nothing in passport and only receipt is the blue colored receipt for the money paid for the stamp.
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Your first 90 days report counting usually starts when your 1-year extension starts. When you apply for an extension, you may get a small slip showing your 90 days report due date on your passport. Check the exact date with your local immigration office when you apply for an extension in late July.