Realize I may have done something foolish. I am here right now on my 90 day non-O (retirement). I've just paid for a re-entry permit for a 4 day jaunt to Cambodia next month and realized that before that trip, it will be time for me to extend my 90 day to a year. Will doing that extension invalidate the re-entry permit I just had stamped in? Will I need to purchase another? Thanks all.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is currently on a 90-day Non-O retirement visa and has purchased a re-entry permit for a short trip to Cambodia. They are concerned about whether extending their visa to a year before the trip will affect the validity of their existing re-entry permit. Responses indicate that as long as the user returns before the re-entry permit expires, it should remain valid, allowing for a smooth transition upon re-entry with the new extension.
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