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I don’t think that group exists anymore.

You still have to send the other stuff required, but with a photocopy of the bio data page of your passport.

That’s normal in some cases.

I’m sure he/she meant family members…

The system must’ve generated a receipt when you paid, and this receipt is dated. Simply provide that receipt, you need not pay the difference.

You won’t always get acknowledgement, but the status in your account should say “submitted”.

:D:D:D I am already a veteran of patience and keeping the faith.

If you’ve been waiting for 4 months the I still have a long way to go, because we only submitted ADR this month.

If you don’t mind me asking, what was the ADR?

You submitted ADR to Accra since March?

How long have you been waiting?

Can someone please re-share the link for this Telegram group, if it’s still up?

It should change within a couple of days.

Mine is a U.S. bank, and once you notify them, a note is added to your account. But you are totally correct that man proposes but God disposes; all’s well that ends well.

We almost missed the cut too for fee payment. It turned out that they had already attempted to charge my credit card twice, but transactions were declined. I don’t remember how I got a wind of it, but I did and called my bank to inform them of the incoming charge; bank told me of the two...

For someone as impatient as me, it is a huge lesson in patience from God Almighty.

Yes. Through the Grace of God Almighty.

:p:D:p:D@ancestor. Amen! I go take my time tell the story…

As I mentioned in my post above, it’s a long story. We never filed for Mandamus, we just simply remained patient, until ADR was sent May 27th, 2022.

I’ll give you a very short one: Application Receive - June 11th, 2014 PER (Positive Eligibility Review) - Oct. 8th, 2014 MR, RPRF and updated PCC - May 30th, 2022