from the posts here, I understand that people who have RQs seem to be getting purple letters.....
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For my test day, people 18-54 years of age got one colour and people not of that age got the other. That is the only significance that I recall. And the group not 18-54 went straight to the interviews while the rest of us had to take the test first.Phenomenal said:Hello Keesio,
With regards to the 2nd letter that was red in colour in your case, what if the second letter is pink or purple in colour. Is there any significance in the different colours of the second letter?
Thanks in advance for replying me!
Phenomenal.
keesio said:For my test day, people 18-54 years of age got one colour and people not of that age got the other. That is the only significance that I recall. And the group not 18-54 went straight to the interviews while the rest of us had to take the test first.
and probably each visa office is different.wayne_vega said:Their letter is diff.
I don't think it comes with the generic instructions page the non-RQd people get.
Your application was submitted & finalized in just 4 months?hello2adi said:My test invitation letter was purple in color (first two pages white and the general instructions page in purple).
All the people who came to write the test with me (that i could notice) had purple.
My application was submitted in mid Oct 2013, test & oath in Feb 2014. It was mississauga office.
I dont think purple letter means RQ, because I never got an RQ.