Thinking of changing from extension based on marriage

to one based on retirement, but how easy is it to flip back

again to marriage extension, have heard differing reports.

It's up to you, not up to them.

You apply for the extension you want, if you fulfil the requirements they have no choice but to grant it.

Edited December 4, 201312 yr by FiftyTwo

It should not be a problem. Just be sure you you don't meet the financial requirements for retirement when you go back to marriage.

It's up to you, not up to them.

You apply for the extension you want, if you fulfil the requirements they have no choice but to grant it.

Try telling that to the several people that applied for an extension based on retirement using

Police Order 777/2551 2.22 (5) combination method.

The office in question required the bank part of the combination "seasoned"

Extension denied.

It's up to you, not up to them.

You apply for the extension you want, if you fulfil the requirements they have no choice but to grant it.

Try telling that to the several people that applied for an extension based on retirement using

Police Order 777/2551 2.22 (5) combination method.

The office in question required the bank part of the combination "seasoned"

Extension denied.

 

I think you missed the point of the reply. He was referring to the OP about going from marriage extensions to retirement and back again.

Agree with you though about seasoning requirements.

Correct Joe. I did miss the point of 52's reply in regards to the OP

Apologies.

I saw his seconded line and reacted (overreacted)