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When I received my permanent residency visa, in 2016 the law was you could be out of the country five years. The new law is two years. Am I grandfathered under the old law or subject to the new law?
Gracias Bill
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Kary Urgilés Encalada
you are subject to the regulations that were in force when you received your visa.
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Andre Daedone
New Law. Always the new law in Ecuador. Always got to check it. I was out for 19 months taking care of my mother and made a point of returning in December. I confirmed it with a lawyer a few weeks ago. 00
Ulises A
you are under the old law, there are no retro-activity in this laws. ulisesacostac@gmail.com 00
Mark E. Campbell
You seem to be the only one of this opinion! 00
Ulises A
is because, i asked that question in Azogues, some weeks ago, for another client, and that was the answer from one of the visa officers there. 00
Garnett Clarke Stewart
Ulises just last week I was denied a grandfather consideration for my order de cedulación. If it's not in writing and a visible protocol, my experience is very different. The immigration offices, especially Azogues, are not flexible. So Bill, an immigration attorney might be the best resource for you. Get... 00
Cindy G.
You may want to check with Lina Ulloa, a local attorney and who is so far the only one I know of that has taken Azogues to court and won. Just because they say it don't make it so. 00