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Would the other alternative be for your wife to apply for her own non-O based on retirement (if over 50)rather than as spouse?

This would mean you both having the banked money, but would avoid any risks or complication?
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If it's a UK passport, your old one is automatically cancelled when the new one is issued.

The visa needs to be transferred...and it's very easy to do.
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@Tod ********
Sorry...I assumed the author was applying to a consulate for a 12 month visa, from the 'multiple entry' reference. Obviously, for a 90 day visa, re-entry permits wouldn't apply.
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Just apply for a single entry...then later, you can get a 'multiple re-entry' permit at Immigration.
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Tomorrow 15th is Sunday so they are not open! Do your 90 day report at the drive thru Monday morning, and you'l be fine.

Just show your passport and TM 30, with the 90 day form.
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@James *******
Read the post again. The author entered LOS on 9th June and hasn't left since. He doesn't mention a re-entry permit. His 90 days expires on Saturday 7th, so he needs to do a new 90 day report on Friday 6th....or attend his appointment for extension on 9th and risk a small 3 day overstay fine. Because his 90 day expiry falls on Saturday and his appointment is Monday, they may overlook it.