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Will I be fined for my late 90-day report submission due to passport transfer?

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Nov 7, 2025

4 days ago

Bilal *******

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Hi, I applied for my 90-day report online, but it was rejected one day before the due date. I then went to immigration, and they told me to transfer my visa from my old passport to my new one first (since I had recently renewed my passport). It took me two days to complete all the required documents because I also needed a letter from my embassy. Yesterday, I finally went to transfer my visa, and I asked the 90-day counter to give me a token — even if it was the last one — so I could complete my 90-day report after the visa transfer. However, they told me to finish the transfer process first. I completed it around 5:30 p.m. Now my question is: will I be fined since it’s already been five days past the 90-day reporting deadline?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user has experienced delays in filing their 90-day report due to issues transferring their visa to a new passport. They are concerned about potential fines for being five days past the reporting deadline. Answers from the community suggest that there is a grace period for late submissions, allowing for a 15-day window before and a 7-day window after the due date without fines.

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Ian **********

The first 90-day report must always be done in person, so don't bother trying it online.

3 days ago

Stan **********

I would have been in the door step just before it opened in the morning, instead of wandering on down sometime in the afternoon!!!

That way it gives you more time to do any additional stuff required 🤨

4 days ago

Jeremy ********

You get 2 weeks prior and 7 days after to compete the 90 day report

4 days ago

Brandon ************

The window for not being fined is 15 days before until 7 days after. So as long as you get it done within that time you won't be fined.

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