90 day reporting

[Don East Stand]

Aaaaaahhhhhh ... it all makes sense now ...... I think

Every year when I've done my annual extension, they always put a slip in, and also tell me when my 90 days are due to be notified. i.e. they've automatically done the 90 days for me. Well ......... until this year!

I did notice that there was no slip, and they didn't say anything, but I was so relieved to obtain the extension I didn't bother to query it.

They couldn't have come up with another little trick to catch us out could they?

Furthermore, every year at the time of my extension, my 90 days is nowhere near due, but they give me 90 days from the date I renewed my extension.

[thecolonel]

Do you get the next 90 days from the date you actually report(15 days before or 7 after) or simply from the date you were due to report?

I'm getting mixed messages on Google

Thanks

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[Dannie Boy]

Do you get the next 90 days from the date you actually report(15 days before or 7 after) or simply from the date you were due to report?

I'm getting mixed messages on Google

Thanks

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If you do it on line, it’s 90 days from the date it’s approved. Although I believe it’s the same if you do it in person, you have the ability to apply up to 7 days after the official expiry date - on line has to be done at least 7 days before expiry


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[thecolonel]

Do you get the next 90 days from the date you actually report(15 days before or 7 after) or simply from the date you were due to report?

I'm getting mixed messages on Google

Thanks

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If you do it on line, it’s 90 days from the date it’s approved. Although I believe it’s the same if you do it in person, you have the ability to apply up to 7 days after the official expiry date - on line has to be done at least 7 days before expiry


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So if you have 7 days grace you might as well use them as it pushes your due date further down the road, so to speak

Will assume that's the case

Cheers Dannie



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[Dannie Boy]

Yes, the main benefit of doing it online is that you don’t have to travel to renew - in my case it’s a 60 km round journey but means it’s more like an 80 day report!!


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[thecolonel]

Yes, the main benefit of doing it online is that you don’t have to travel to renew - in my case it’s a 60 km round journey but means it’s more like an 80 day report!!


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Yes good point, not done an online one so didn't know about the 7 day before rule, that's significant!

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[sateeb]

Online, it's 14 days prior to.

[Dannie Boy]

Online, it's 14 days prior to.

Between 14&7 days I believe


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[sateeb]

[thecolonel]

I guess that's to help prevent the system being overloaded with applications

Anyway I went to Bluport office yesterday as it used to be open 10 till 6pm.... but now its 11am to 5pm (mon to fri)

I guess they have less tourists to cater for!

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[handdrummer]

No lunch break. Go early or they'll be cranky.

[benmo]

Still close at lunch 12.00-13.00

[thecolonel]

Still close at lunch 12.00-13.00

Crazy they don't mention that!

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[europtimiste]

They open at 11.00am and lunch break at 12.00 am ???????

[thecolonel]

They open at 11.00am and lunch break at 12.00 am ???????

Yeah I thought that.... are you sure benmo?

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