I’m going to turn off commenting for this thanks to a massive misunderstanding of what a question with supporting reasons means to some. But thank you for the answers to my actual question.

@Bob *********

come on man, read what I wrote properly.

@Michael *******

ok just to clear this up I asked if the timeline of being given an under consideration stamp is longer than 30 days normally.

That’s why I said ‘the question is’ and already outlined that I knew the procedure of getting one re-entry and then another. It’s really not a big deal to do it, it was a question about the timeline of under consideration out of personal interest.

That being said, thanks for your answer about them being able to put more than 30. Something I’ll consider next year if I need to.

@Tod ********

ok thanks!

@Tony *******

ok thanks!

@Tod ********

yeah that’s right. As mentioned I thought it was 30 days. This isn’t the end of the world but just want to know if something changed, I was never correct, or they did it incorrectly.

@Graham *****

not what I’m asking though. I’m asking if this is the correct procedure from them as I thought it was 30 days

@Tod ********

marriage. Just checked the date it’s actually 44 days from now (June 7)

@Tod ********

not my current extension, as I got a non O (90 days) in country from them after returning from Vietnam on a tourist visa exempt stamp. Meaning I’m not on any extensions. Tried asking why it’s not just 30 days but no luck.

@Ellie ******

just to get things done quickly, can I get the in-country visa and then go back to immigration in the next day or 2 and extend?

I’d rather just get it over with since all the requirements are covered.