On 5/15/2026 at 3:24 PM, DrJack54 said:

You do online reports 14 days prior to due date.

What if you forget and renew it say 10 days late?

29 minutes ago, Legal Lifeline said:

What if you forget and renew it say 10 days late

30 minutes ago, Legal Lifeline said:

That's why we have google Calendar on our cell phones.

Never rely on reminded email and always enter "window open and due dates" into calendar.

Same also suddenly happened to me, and I had to visit the immigrations office. The IO told me that I should try to report earlier – I was too close to due date, some days in advance but not a week – next time "two weeks before" due date, she said. Since than I've done that, and it works well. So, what others have mentioned, more than one week before due date, preferably up to two weeks.

7 minutes ago, khunPer said:

So, what others have mentioned, more than one week before due date, preferably up to two weeks.

I suggest tad more than "preferably"

Do your online or mail 90 reports two weeks prior to due date.

When I apply the same day as I get the reminder mail, my application gets denied every time.

8 hours ago, DD86 said:

When I apply the same day as I get the reminder mail, my application gets denied every time.

For what reason(s)?

Shot today at Immigration of CW. This should be enough to terminate this topic forever. I suggest the admin to set this picture as a reference. Regards.

22 hours ago, DD86 said:

When I apply the same day as I get the reminder mail, my application gets denied every time.

I was told that you cannot do it earlier than two weeks before, the reminder mail comes a day, or few days, before the two week limit.

3 minutes ago, khunPer said:

I was told that you cannot do it earlier than two weeks before, the reminder mail comes a day, or few days, before the two week limit.

15 days, according to the post immediately before yours.

4 hours ago, khunPer said:

I was told that you cannot do it earlier than two weeks before, the reminder mail comes a day, or few days, before the two week limit.

Which in fact seems both helpfull and misleading.

19 hours ago, OJAS said:

For what reason(s)?

Reasons not given, just rejected.