Well, I just rechecked the Instructions Guide and Document Checklist. They only mentioned the need to provide reference letters but no mention of age of the letter or dating. Let's hope for the best since the letter contains the employment requirements of CIO. Cheers.om999 said:Ok...I just recalled ..not sure though ...that the date of issue of reference letter should not be more than six months at the time of applying...could you or anyone please confirm that?
k_b said:No we can't confirm a an erronous thought
No limit like that bro
There is lot of worry around DDs. Credit Cards are safer, but then not all people have it (especially ones with international validity).A0111 said:My case is also similar. My file was submitted on 20th May. DD has not been encashed yet and it will expire by this week. Consultants are saying they will ask for fresh DD in case they do not encash it before expiry. I have my doubts. I just hope they do not return my file back and ask me to again get in the queue after getting new DD
They were busy issuing PERs to 7th may guys...hopefully today we should see some charging...smharry said:For last few days, I haven't noticed anyone sharing news on CC charged or DD encashed.
Has CIO stopped working. I think it was a holiday for them yesterday.
But what about today ?
Please can u tell me where to get the new generic form because and what the change is. I have taken my generic form fromom999 said:Alert Acknowledged ...Thanks bro!
Please inform the changes in Generic Application formom999 said:Alert Acknowledged ...Thanks bro!
Thanks for info sirPipis Husband said:Well, I just rechecked the Instructions Guide and Document Checklist. They only mentioned the need to provide reference letters but no mention of age of the letter or dating. Let's hope for the best since the letter contains the employment requirements of CIO. Cheers.
congrats !!!!deepearl said:After a Long Wait...
My DD got encashed on 1st August, App received on 12th May, NOC 2174
Admin Please update SS,
Thanks
I disagree with you that payment by CC is safer than DD. They have clearly mentioned that the expiry date of the DD should be at least 5 months from the date it reaches CIC. So if the DD is valid for 6 months then it should reach CIC within 1 month of being issued.nskatcv said:There is lot of worry around DDs. Credit Cards are safer, but then not all people have it (especially ones with international validity).
Why does no one go with the 3rd and the most reliable option, MONEY ORDER ? You just can't go wrong with it.
I guess this is all about the impatience of getting to know whether the application went through or not. No one will know if they charged you or not. But you can be rest assured, if your application is alright, they will get the money for sure. Otherwise, you can always en-cash back your money order.
Regards
congratsHimalayan Tiger said:Today I inquired about the DD in Bank and they confirmed that the DD was encashed but they didn't provided the date of encashment !! Anyway...I am Happy for the encashment of my DD and eagerly waiting for PER !! I am 9th may applicant of NOC 2133 . :-* :-*
Jaxon911 said:Has CIO Sydney started charging CCs/DDs for apps received on 13th?
What this means is that to apply under NOC XXXX you must have the requisite minimum of one year in NOC XXXX. You can get points for experience in other NOCs.cres_rod said:Thanks Buddy.. Its stated in the main statement for FSW in CIC website;
"at least one year of continuous and paid (full-time or an equal amount in part-time) work experience in a single occupation,
within the last 10 years,"
I didn't get your point.Satyajit_r said:I disagree with you that payment by CC is safer than DD. They have clearly mentioned that the expiry date of the DD should be at least 5 months from the date it reaches CIC. So if the DD is valid for 6 months then it should reach CIC within 1 month of being issued.