Two years requirement - cumulation of periods of stay
Dec 14th 2004, 9:47 pm
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Two years requirement - cumulation of periods of stay
Was wondering if anyone has any information about this...
I understand that the 2 years requirement for RRV eligibility is
cumulative. However, I heard that the minimum requirement for each
period of stay is 3 months. Any periods lesser than this would not be
counted towards the 2 years requirement. Is there any truth to this?
Thanks all! :P
I understand that the 2 years requirement for RRV eligibility is
cumulative. However, I heard that the minimum requirement for each
period of stay is 3 months. Any periods lesser than this would not be
counted towards the 2 years requirement. Is there any truth to this?
Thanks all! :P
Dec 14th 2004, 11:01 pm
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Re: Two years requirement - cumulation of periods of stay
Originally Posted by Cempadat
Was wondering if anyone has any information about this...
I understand that the 2 years requirement for RRV eligibility is
cumulative. However, I heard that the minimum requirement for each
period of stay is 3 months. Any periods lesser than this would not be
counted towards the 2 years requirement. Is there any truth to this?
Thanks all! :P
I understand that the 2 years requirement for RRV eligibility is
cumulative. However, I heard that the minimum requirement for each
period of stay is 3 months. Any periods lesser than this would not be
counted towards the 2 years requirement. Is there any truth to this?
Thanks all! :P
Jeremy
