YucaLandia
Aug 25, 2013, 4:33 AM
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Re: [geoffbob] A potential problem renewing my residency visa
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The approvals given by the Consulates can be based on a number of factors, that include more than the simplest proofs of personal solvencia fiscal. Further, once a Consulate qualifies an applicant for an INM permit, the lNM process in Mexico that occurs is one of fingerprinting, receiving payments, processing the ID etc. This means that the INM does NOT typically re-evaluate applicants fiscal qualifications, once they have been qualified by a Consulate. e.g. I don't think there is a single reported case of a Consulate-qualified applicant having their INM permit application subsequently denied by any INM office, due to re-evaluating the qualifications.
Re next year's renewal: Since no one has gone through a renewal for a Residente Temporal yet, none of us know whether INM will be using:
~ a points system that uses various different categories/qualifications to approve applicants, or
~ only the original personal sovencia fiscal requirement(s), or
~ simply decide on a case by case basis, or on INM agent-choice by agent-choice, or on INM office-by-office policies, or
~ whether most RT renewal applicants will just be waved through, assuming nothing significant has changed in their lives.
If past historical performance/actions are an indication of the future, there will be a patchwork of INM renewal qualification policies that gradually evolve over 6 months to a general national policy (except for a few very independent INM offices, like SMA, who will do their own thing). I personally would guess that as long as people's fiscal situations have not changed significantly, "no proofs of re-qualifications needed" is the most likely future policy on RT renewals.
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(This post was edited by YucaLandia on Aug 25, 2013, 4:40 AM)
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