Just got a DTV via eVisa LA, CA and did not submit a tax return.

I just got my DTV as a remote worker (search this group for my list) and I included a simple profit & loss statement from Jan 1-current, copies of business bank statements and a remote worker policy. Template is below:

{company letterhead and address}

Remote Work Policy

As a {business activities} company, {company name}, allows owners, employees and subcontractors to physically reside and work anywhere in the world under the following stipulations:

Requirements:

Employees working remotely must:

◦ Have a dedicated workspace with minimal distractions and adequate equipment.

◦ Have consistent, quality internet access to be able to perform remote operations, maintenance, manage subcontractors, video calls and other tasks as required for the position.

◦ Ensure secure access to company systems and data.

◦ Maintain regular working hours and be available during core business hours.

◦ Participate in virtual meetings and communicate regularly with team members and subcontractors.

◦ Adhere to company policies and procedures, including confidentiality, data security, and intellectual property protection.

Security and Data Protection:

Employees working remotely must comply with company security and data protection policies, including:

◦ Using company-approved virtual private network (VPN) for remote access.

◦ Encrypting sensitive data and using secure file sharing protocols.

◦ Keeping software and systems up-to-date with the latest security patches.

Remote Work Policy has been reviewed and approved on {date} in {location} by Managing Partner/Owner, {name of owner}

Add a signature and a company stamp (if you have it).

Travis we used the e-visa system so they emailed it to us.

@J.P. ********

I used ChatGBT to create the affidavit and had it notarized.

@An***

I had tried to upload samples of my documents to the Files sections of this group but Admins requested I remove them due to Facebook restrictions that might jeopardize the whole group.

My husband and I applied for the LTR remote worker visa (qualified in all aspects) but after repeatedly being requested to resubmit the same information multiple times we have finally given up. The BOI staff was helpful but just could not understand unlimited private international health insurance (even with a policy summary and highlights) and then they started requesting the financial statements of our NYSE employer. We could never get past customer service in our numerous calls to them. Eventually, after a couple months, the remaining months on the health insurance policy became too low which would have required a purchase of a separate policy. Also, the requirement to reapply and pay another 100,000B (2 people) when we switched from remote work to wealthy pensioner in 5 years wasn’t worth it.

This just happened to me in Oct 2023 by air into CMX. Came in on a 30 day visa exemption and they stamped it for 90 days. Got it corrected but didn’t catch that it was now stamped to expire Nov 2024 until I went to Immigration to apply for a 30 day extension. Luckily Immigration took care of calling the airport and changed it in the computer and my passport.