Congrats Aman4deep1313. Kindly let us know when did u sent PCC whether with application or during MR?Aman4deep1313 said:Wow.... 4th line updated just now.. decision has been made..
if you previously got PER, did and send medical exam results, paid rprf, then it means that you application is finally processed and that they will be asking for you passport one of these days.lesde said:
Without knowing your timeline it's difficult to say whether this is good or bad news? Does your ECAS show "Medical received"? If yes, and now it is changed to DM then it is indeed a very good news as you should be getting your PPR soon. Decision made prior to medicals is an issue and a sign of rejection.lesde said:
Very true....Bingo MapleTon!!!MapleTon said:If things were this simple
Taking your parents along is what a good child of theirs would want. However, with Indian parents it's a very difficult decision. Unlike western countries, people here have relationships with their neighbours/friends. It's very difficult for them to be uprooted just for the sake of their child's future and start living in a completely foreign environment where they will hardly get to talk to a living soul (remember that most parents would not be able to speak good english in order to be comfortable, exceptions will be there). We can do it since we have got accustomed to the digital age. But people like our parents are not fond of digital gadgets or new hobbies (surfing internet, youtube, etc.). They want real people to talk to and relate in order to express their feelings. Few parents may very well agree to their children's wishes and go settle abroad with them, but I can strongly vouch that they will never feel at home over there. This in turn may lead to depression.
In the coming months I am also going to be personally torn with this decision, but I would not want to be selfish and force my parents to go with me. Agreed, I am their support system and things would be difficult without me and my wife and above all, my about to be a year old daugther
Just my 2 paisa.
Verification if it happens takes places at the stage u r at and dun worry chances r first of all less if it does happen ur new HR manager might not be aware of ur past with the company. He will check and report according to ur work exp. So no need to worry just relax.deepee86 said:
I am not a Senior. Just relax since still many May / June applicants are waiting for 4th line update.prarthana0505 said:
MapleTon said:If things were this simple
Taking your parents along is what a good child of theirs would want. However, with Indian parents it's a very difficult decision. Unlike western countries, people here have relationships with their neighbours/friends. It's very difficult for them to be uprooted just for the sake of their child's future and start living in a completely foreign environment where they will hardly get to talk to a living soul (remember that most parents would not be able to speak good english in order to be comfortable, exceptions will be there). We can do it since we have got accustomed to the digital age. But people like our parents are not fond of digital gadgets or new hobbies (surfing internet, youtube, etc.). They want real people to talk to and relate in order to express their feelings. Few parents may very well agree to their children's wishes and go settle abroad with them, but I can strongly vouch that they will never feel at home over there. This in turn may lead to depression.
In the coming months I am also going to be personally torn with this decision, but I would not want to be selfish and force my parents to go with me. Agreed, I am their support system and things would be difficult without me and my wife and above all, my about to be a year old daugther
Just my 2 paisa.
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