ER Visa renewal ?

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ER Visa renewal ?

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Can anyone tell me at this time what is needed to extend an ER visa ?
I'm on a month to month rental agreement w/ my landlord. They have the immigration app set as
February 10 2020 - December 10 2020 , for me. My visa expires on Dec. 17th.
In the past ( last June ) all I needed was an address, my PP , $$ ...
Has anything changed ?

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Route66 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 10:33 am Can anyone tell me at this time what is needed to extend an ER visa ?
I'm on a month to month rental agreement w/ my landlord. They have the immigration app set as
February 10 2020 - December 10 2020 , for me. My visa expires on Dec. 17th.
In the past ( last June ) all I needed was an address, my PP , $$ ...
Has anything changed ?
If aged 55+ you can apply for an ER EOS via a Visa agent with no supporting documentation required apart from a screenshot from the property owners FPCS account showing your details.

If under 55, or applying directly at the DoI Visa Office, you will require supporting documentation proving retirement status and sufficient funds/income available.

Some reputable agents have reported that the DoI are cracking down on the issuing of ER EOS's to people under 55, they must have official Government documents proving Retirement/pension status, no more stat decs accepted. However, several people under 55 have reported that the DoI were very lenient on the supporting documentation criteria when applying directly at the DoI Visa office.

FPCS Screenshot required for all Extension of Stay applications...

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Thankyou. But if I'm applying for a six month renewal does the FPCS screenshot have to cover six months into the future or just need to be current ?
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Route66 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 4:07 pm Thankyou. But if I'm applying for a six month renewal does the FPCS screenshot have to cover six months into the future or just need to be current ?
Just needs to be current
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Thanks for the help.
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Oh and the agent will print out a letter for you to sign stating your not going to work, well that's what mine does
I'm standing up, so I must be straight.
What's a poor man do when the blues keep following him around.(Smoking Dynamite)
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atst wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 5:33 pm Oh and the agent will print out a letter for you to sign stating your not going to work, well that's what mine does
Yea some do, some don't (or they do it on your behalf).
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