Hi mga kabayan I receive pre-arrival email today
*NEW* MANILA VISA OFFICE Philippines SPOUSE/FAMILY TIMELINE
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devilsofnj
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PPR Today! Thankyou LORD!
AOR : June 19,2017
Meds Done: August 2, 2017
Transfer to MVO: August 3, 2017 (email)
MedsPassed: August 8, 2017 (GcKey)
BGCIP, Pre Arrival, DM - February 02,2018
PPR - February 06, 2018
Thankyou guys sa forum na to. Dame ko natutunan. Wag kayo magsawa maghintay guys. Godbless us all
CONGRATULATIONS
DIANNEARCHIBALD
Newbie
- Feb 5, 2018
- 9
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- Visa Office......
- Manila
- App. Filed.......
- 28-11-2017
- Doc's Request.
- 20-01-2018
- AOR Received.
- 20-01-2018
Hello everyone, does the home address for both Sponsor and principal.applicant needs to be different on the eCas? Does it have any bearing on the application? will the home address of the principal applicant be where the basis of the Vissa office it needs to be sent? Thanks please help
devilsofnj
Star Member
My wife inquired about one of the pre arrival services offered to her. She got this email back https://imgur.com/a/MEsQR but I'm concerned that it is not genuine, am I overthinking?
Actually, this is legitimate.
SUCCESS is a program offered in BC for new immigrants.
Google the organization - it's not the IRCC:
http://www.successbc.ca/eng/
devilsofnj
Star Member
Thank you. Of course, I am concerned about fraud and my wife being taken advantage of. I did google and check everything out. It seemed legit. My concern was the spelling error in the e-mail, plus poor grammar and the fact that they were asking for IMM1071, which I felt was odd. We do not have COPR yet.
This is understandable
@permafrost_can works at one of the pre arrival centres - and maybe she can look at the email too.I do know the success program is certainly real. Maybe your wife can email them again from the general email off the website.
Good luck!
Congratulations! Keep us posted with your timeline after the pre arrival email...
SUCCESS is legit. All of us pre-arrival organizations are required to submit clients' UCI numbers to be authorized to provide them pre-arrival services, it's an IRCC (CIC) rule. That is why they mentioned those documents. You don't actually have to show them your documents, just the UCI number. Indeed, their grammar is not spectacular, but it sounds like that particular facilitator is in Taipei, so maybe they're not expert English speakers.
