+1(514) 937-9445 or Toll-free (Canada & US) +1 (888) 947-9445

IMPORTANT - need to send ALL documents to the CIO now (not visa office)

moabbasi

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Visa Office......
New Delhi
NOC Code......
AEO-0213
Job Offer........
Yes
App. Filed.......
16-03-2011; Apps Payment.: 21-03-2011 (CC);PER Received..: 12-04-2011;In Process......: 19-09-2011
Doc's Request.
12-12-2011
AOR Received.
06-05-2011
IELTS Request
Sent Originals
File Transfer...
06-05-201;PCC Request..: Sent Originals
Med's Request
12-12-2011
Med's Done....
02-01-2012
Interview........
Waived..;Doc's Sent......: 03-02-2012;Decision Made.: 05-07-2012
Passport Req..
12-06-2012
VISA ISSUED...
03-07-2012
LANDED..........
08-12-2012
OK quite tricky here...

If your application processed quickly and assume VO start working on it immediately & he gets your PCC (attached to the application) within 3 months of time of issue of PCC, you are SAFE.

What if not? these days we are seeing the delay in AOR right from CIC itself. And indeed Bangalore Police will not issue you any PCC since you are no longer residing at the same address. However, there are two ways to get the PCC in most part of the India. One through SP/SSP/DCom/Com. office or through PASSPORT office.

Now assume you changed your house (a new city), then first I would suggest you to go ahead with the address change in the passport. You will require an address proof to submit to the passport office. This you can get it from your employer + Rental agreement will also do. Speak to Passport Officer, most likely they will use the same passport with the new address as 'Endorsement'. So, here you dont need to update the VO about the change of passport number. Next apply for the PCC through Passport Office, if your current address ( the new one, 'endorsed' already) is the same where you live currently, you will get your PCC within 10 days time (even though if any police verifications haapens).

Let me know if this helps!

Cheers,
Shadab

Bindu said:
Hi Shadab and Anil,

Thanks for the quick reply, I can take care of the bank statement and the postal stuff , but my main worry is if the Delhi VO request for Police Clearence (PC) again, should I get it from the new location / city or should I go with the Bangalore PC ?.

I have allready submitted the PC along with the application, also it might be difficult to get a PC from a new location (I think I need to provide atleast 3 months of residence proof to the police), also my another worry is Bangalore police might refuse to give me PC as I'm no longer staying in Bangalore, it is a catch 22 situation . Please advice

Sorry to come up with more queries.

Regards
Bindu
 

manshriram

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Hello Seniors,

Few questions again....regarding TWO separate checklist for CIO and NEW delhi ...do i need to have two copies for application of PR, Schedule-1 and schedule-3, IELTS 2 originals and Do I need to send all this copies to CIO canada office and nothing to New Delhi....Please suggest...God bless.
 

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Category........
Visa Office......
New Delhi
NOC Code......
AEO-0213
Job Offer........
Yes
App. Filed.......
16-03-2011; Apps Payment.: 21-03-2011 (CC);PER Received..: 12-04-2011;In Process......: 19-09-2011
Doc's Request.
12-12-2011
AOR Received.
06-05-2011
IELTS Request
Sent Originals
File Transfer...
06-05-201;PCC Request..: Sent Originals
Med's Request
12-12-2011
Med's Done....
02-01-2012
Interview........
Waived..;Doc's Sent......: 03-02-2012;Decision Made.: 05-07-2012
Passport Req..
12-06-2012
VISA ISSUED...
03-07-2012
LANDED..........
08-12-2012
Only one copy and that to with "under CIC - Checklists".
Only supporting documents will go under "VO - Checklists".... These documents are yet to be updated based on the new system. This is because we have still several applicants from old system - yet to be processed.

manshriram said:
Hello Seniors,

Few questions again....regarding TWO separate checklist for CIO and NEW delhi ...do i need to have two copies for application of PR, Schedule-1 and schedule-3, IELTS 2 originals and Do I need to send all this copies to CIO canada office and nothing to New Delhi....Please suggest...God bless.
 

manshriram

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New Delhi
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Thanx for prompt response...where do i need to send this documents...which is better courier or mail...please suggest...thx
 

anil04_10

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App. Filed.......
03-10-2015 Local Office....: Mississauga
AOR Received.
03-30-2015 In Process......: 06-15-2015 Test.......: 11-26-2015 Oath........: Waiting
manshriram said:
Thanx for prompt response...where do i need to send this documents...which is better courier or mail...please suggest...thx
Dear Manshriram

Depends on you .... ;D :mad: ;D Courier takes not more than3/4 days .... mail will take not less than 15-17 days. :eek: :eek: Mail will be quite cost effective.... whereas courier (like DHL, FedEx) will be between 2-3.5K. Courier is best if you are worried about the 1,000 / 20,000 cap. I preferred courier. All the best.

Cheers, Anil
 

moabbasi

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Category........
Visa Office......
New Delhi
NOC Code......
AEO-0213
Job Offer........
Yes
App. Filed.......
16-03-2011; Apps Payment.: 21-03-2011 (CC);PER Received..: 12-04-2011;In Process......: 19-09-2011
Doc's Request.
12-12-2011
AOR Received.
06-05-2011
IELTS Request
Sent Originals
File Transfer...
06-05-201;PCC Request..: Sent Originals
Med's Request
12-12-2011
Med's Done....
02-01-2012
Interview........
Waived..;Doc's Sent......: 03-02-2012;Decision Made.: 05-07-2012
Passport Req..
12-06-2012
VISA ISSUED...
03-07-2012
LANDED..........
08-12-2012
You need to send all the documents to CIC - Sydney, NS.

Please do read the instruction guide in detail. You may choose either a regular mail service or opt for the Courier service. Courier service will be quicker and you can use its tracking number to see the status of the delivery as well.

You can choose FedEx or DHL or any other reliable courier service in your region.

Cheers,
Shadab

manshriram said:
Thanx for prompt response...where do i need to send this documents...which is better courier or mail...please suggest...thx
 

Bindu

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Aug 30, 2010
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Bangalore
Category........
Visa Office......
New Delhi
NOC Code......
3152
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
05-08-2010
AOR Received.
By God's Grace on 01-12-2010
File Transfer...
2nd AOR by GOD's Grace on 21-Feb-2011
Med's Request
Recieved by Allmighty GOD Jesus Christ's grace on 08-03-2011
Med's Done....
Completed the Med by God's Grace on 14-03-2011
Interview........
Waived
Passport Req..
Passport and RPRF sent by God's Grace on 17-03-2011
VISA ISSUED...
Status changed to Decision Made on 25th June 2011 , Visa Issued by God's Grace on July 15th 2011
LANDED..........
Landed by God's Grace in Toronto on 11th Aug 2011
Hi Shadab,

Thanks for your quick response.
With the sword of PCC hanging on my head I think it is not worth going for an adress change in the midst of the visa processing, also I assume change of address in passport is bit of complicated and time consuming process (the delay in AOR itself is drivng me nuts). We have now made alternate arrangement by requesting one of my hubby's friend to move in while we are away from Bangalore and hope to be back in Bangalore in couple of months time.

Thanks a lot for support from all of you in this forum . Hope to hear good news very soon on the AOR front.

Regards
Bindu

moabbasi said:
OK quite tricky here...

If your application processed quickly and assume VO start working on it immediately & he gets your PCC (attached to the application) within 3 months of time of issue of PCC, you are SAFE.

What if not? these days we are seeing the delay in AOR right from CIC itself. And indeed Bangalore Police will not issue you any PCC since you are no longer residing at the same address. However, there are two ways to get the PCC in most part of the India. One through SP/SSP/DCom/Com. office or through PASSPORT office.

Now assume you changed your house (a new city), then first I would suggest you to go ahead with the address change in the passport. You will require an address proof to submit to the passport office. This you can get it from your employer + Rental agreement will also do. Speak to Passport Officer, most likely they will use the same passport with the new address as 'Endorsement'. So, here you dont need to update the VO about the change of passport number. Next apply for the PCC through Passport Office, if your current address ( the new one, 'endorsed' already) is the same where you live currently, you will get your PCC within 10 days time (even though if any police verifications haapens).

Let me know if this helps!

Cheers,
Shadab
 

anil04_10

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Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
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AOR Received.
03-30-2015 In Process......: 06-15-2015 Test.......: 11-26-2015 Oath........: Waiting
Bindu said:
Hi Shadab,
Thanks for your quick response.
.......
Thanks a lot for support from all of you in this forum . Hope to hear good news very soon on the AOR front.
Regards
Bindu
Hi Bindu

You chose the best option .... 8) 8) Settle quickly and have a nice time... Don't forget updating us ;D ;D
Cheers, Anil
 

IRG

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Oct 7, 2010
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Dublin
Category........
Visa Office......
LONDON
NOC Code......
7265
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
21 Sept 2010
Doc's Request.
submitted all originals
AOR Received.
PER - 24 Jan 2011
File Transfer...
ECAS - RBVO 3 March 2011, In Process - 4 Oct 2011
Med's Request
11 Oct 2011, Med Forms Reissued 24 Apr 2012
Med's Done....
Signed by DMP-28 Apr 2012, Sent to LVO-14 May 2012, Delivered to LVO 18 May12, ECAS line added-18 June 12
Passport Req..
4 JUL 2012, Passports sent 20 JUL 2012
VISA ISSUED...
16 Aug 2012, COPR recieved 23 Aug 2012 (visa exempt)
Hi guys i am new to this forum

Just wondering has somebody got reply from CIC office under new rules after submitting their application?

i mean confirmation letter or something else apart from charging your account

Thanks a mil
 

manshriram

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New Delhi
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Pre-Assessed..
Hello Seniors,

Thanks shadab and anil for your response....Well this question is regarding the payment...I am sending a bank draft...what do i need to fill in payment form...I am the principal applicant..where Do i need to fill the bank draft detail in canada payment form....i have checked the bank draft icon...please suggest....Also the New delhi checklist has three pages in color..do i need to take acolor print out for the form...please suggest...thanks god bless...
 

moabbasi

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Visa Office......
New Delhi
NOC Code......
AEO-0213
Job Offer........
Yes
App. Filed.......
16-03-2011; Apps Payment.: 21-03-2011 (CC);PER Received..: 12-04-2011;In Process......: 19-09-2011
Doc's Request.
12-12-2011
AOR Received.
06-05-2011
IELTS Request
Sent Originals
File Transfer...
06-05-201;PCC Request..: Sent Originals
Med's Request
12-12-2011
Med's Done....
02-01-2012
Interview........
Waived..;Doc's Sent......: 03-02-2012;Decision Made.: 05-07-2012
Passport Req..
12-06-2012
VISA ISSUED...
03-07-2012
LANDED..........
08-12-2012
1. You dont need to fill any Bank Draft details in the form.
- Just after completing the step 1.. come to 4. Check the right side BD option
- Move to Section-A // Fill: your name in "Name of Principal Applicant", No need to fill the 'Name of Payer' & 'Address of Payer' fields if you are the payer.
- Then attach the Bank Draft to your application (i.e. 11th step in the CIC - Checklists).

2. For New Delhi Checklists, you just need to attach the Appendix-A (Checklists) of the document. i.e. Page: A1 - A6

Cheers,
Shadab

manshriram said:
Hello Seniors,

Thanks shadab and anil for your response....Well this question is regarding the payment...I am sending a bank draft...what do i need to fill in payment form...I am the principal applicant..where Do i need to fill the bank draft detail in canada payment form....i have checked the bank draft icon...please suggest....Also the New delhi checklist has three pages in color..do i need to take acolor print out for the form...please suggest...thanks god bless...
 

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Category........
Visa Office......
New Delhi
NOC Code......
3131
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
10-02-2011.
Doc's Request.
PER on 24- MAR- 2011.
AOR Received.
20-APRIL-2011
File Transfer...
In-Process on 30 May 2011
Med's Request
14 July 2011
Med's Done....
22 July 2011
Passport Req..
14 -Jul- 2011 Passport send on 26-Jul-11
VISA ISSUED...
29-AUG-11
LANDED..........
16-OCT-11
Status Report on Major Crown ProjectsGlobal Case Management System 1. DescriptionThe Global Case Management System (GCMS) is Citizenship and Immigration Canada's (CIC's) electronic business platform. It is integral to making the citizenship and immigration system more modern, efficient, flexible and responsive to Canada's labour market. It is essential to improving citizenship and immigration services, maintaining program integrity and strengthening the security of Canada.

GCMS is helping CIC move toward an increasingly centralized, integrated and virtual business model. It enhances CIC's reporting capability to assist in detecting fraud. GCMS also lays the foundation to support future business improvements and innovation, such as the introduction of e-services, improved identity management through biometrics and paperless case processing.

2. Project PhasesGCMS was granted preliminary project approval by Treasury Board in 2001. In September 2004, it was successfully implemented for the Citizenship Program. The first version of GCMS is currently being used to process more than 200,000 applications each year for Canadian citizenship and proof of citizenship.

As a result of independent reviews, GCMS underwent a project assessment, and a revised go-forward plan was developed with a reduced scope. In August 2008, Treasury Board granted approval to develop the next phase of GCMS, which focused on visa offices overseas where the majority of clients first seek CIC services.

An independent review completed in June 2009 confirmed that the project schedule is achievable, the technology is sound and the initiative is on track. In June 2010, the first visa office overseas will begin using the GCMS Release 2. Once fully implemented in March 2011, GCMS will provide a single, integrated processing capability for all citizenship and overseas immigration applications.

3. Leading and Participating Departments and Agencies
Lead Department Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Contracting Authority Public Works and Government Services Canada
Participating Departments Canada Border Services Agency

4. Prime Contractor
Prime Contractor None (CIC is responsible for system integration.)

5. Major Milestones
Major Milestone Date
Treasury Board approves funding for the GCMS project at the same time as CIC's Treasury Board submission on the implementation of policy reforms and the new Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). August 2000
Treasury Board grants Preliminary Project Approval and major Crown project designation to GCMS. March 2001
Treasury Board grants Effective Project Approval (EPA) to GCMS. January 2002
Request for proposal for the acquisition of a commercial, off-the-shelf software package for case management is posted for tender by Public Works and Government Services Canada. February 2002
Contract for the off-the-shelf software package for case management is awarded. March 2003
Treasury Board grants amended EPA to GCMS to address the impact of procurement delays. October 2003
The first GCMS business component (Citizenship) is implemented. September 2004
Treasury Board grants a second amendment to the EPA to address the impact of cumulative slippage that includes critical new requirements in project scope, and provides for an incremental deployment approach. September 2005
Completion of a System Under Development audit of the GCMS project. November 2005
Treasury Board grants a third amendment to the EPA to address a wording anomaly with regard to the GST. December 2006
Independent review indicates the need to assess project status and review options for completing GCMS objectives. December 2006
Treasury Board grants a fourth amendment to the EPA to undertake this assessment and to develop a revised go-forward plan. February 2007
Treasury Board grants a fifth amendment to the EPA, extending the time frame for completion of a substantive go-forward plan to late fiscal 2007–2008. October 2007
Independent review validates project's recovery plan and project team's readiness to deliver. December 2007
Treasury Board grants a sixth amendment to the EPA with a reduced scope for the second release of GCMS. August 2008
Independent review confirms that technology is sound, project schedule is achievable and that "success is within sight." June 2009
Treasury Board releases remainder of funding required to complete the project. September 2009
Deployment of new GCMS version to existing citizenship users. May 2010
GCMS deployment to first visa office overseas. June 2010
GCMS deployment to all visa offices overseas is complete. March 2011

6. Progress Report and Explanations of VariancesThe GCMS project is within its approved budgetary estimate of $387 million and is on schedule to deploy GCMS Release 2 to its first international mission in June 2010.

In September 2009, Treasury Board reviewed the latest project status report and released the remainder of the funding required to complete the project.

Previously, in August 2008, Treasury Board granted approval to extend the time required to complete the project to March 31, 2011, and increased the project's total spending authority to $387 million (including GST). Consistent with recommendations from independent reviews conducted between December 2006 and December 2007, GCMS Release 2 is being developed with a reduced scope focused on visa offices overseas.

The GCMS project has faced considerable challenges, adding to the cost and time needed to complete the project, including:

an overly ambitious scope with no initial phased delivery;
a change of government direction to commercial off-the-shelf software;
splitting of immigration with the creation of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA);
amendments to the IRPA, representing a major change in the administration of the immigration system; and
a need to respond to increased security risks, while respecting privacy.
Temporary Resident Biometrics Project 1. DescriptionCIC and CBSA are jointly responsible for the delivery of Canada's immigration program. In accordance with IRPA, CIC and CBSA work together to manage the movement of clients across and within Canada's borders. Under the Customs Act, all people and goods entering Canada must report to CBSA at a port of entry. Among the issues addressed by CBSA are illegal migration, preventing the admission into Canada of persons involved in war crimes or crimes against humanity, and detention and removal from Canada of inadmissible persons.

Today, the use of biometrics is expanding rapidly given its unique approach and its potential to identify an individual reliably. The introduction of biometric technology into the temporary resident stream screening process will enhance the screening of applicants in the temporary program, thereby fixing the client's identity at the time of application for a visa or for a study or work permit, and allowing verification of that identity when the individual seeks entry at the border. As a result, Canada will better ensure the safety and security of Canadian society and reduce abuse of the immigration system by limiting opportunities for persons with Canadian criminal or deportation histories to use alternate identities to return to Canada. The project will also facilitate the processing of legitimate temporary workers, students and visitors. Many other countries, including such key migration countries as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, have either recently implemented or are planning to implement similar projects.

2. Project PhasesThe Temporary Resident Biometrics Project is currently in its planning/definition phase and will begin the implementation phase in late 2011. During the planning/definition phase, CIC, CBSA and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are working collaboratively to define the solution, as well as the approaches and plans for implementing the Temporary Resident Biometrics Project. A critical first step is the clear definition of a set of comprehensive business and supporting infrastructure requirements agreed to by all partners. Requirements will then be used to define the business solution and how it will work (functional design), how technology will enable the solution (technical design), and how all the pieces fit and work together (supporting architectures).

Substantive plans and strategies for completing the project and managing the business change will be finalized and approved by all partners, culminating in a submission to obtain EPA.

During the implementation phase, the project will focus on developing, monitoring and controlling deliverables (as defined by the business requirements), while meeting schedule commitments.

3. Leading and Participating Departments and AgenciesIn late 2007, CIC sought policy approval for the introduction of biometrics into the Temporary Resident Program, and funding to support this initiative was included in Budget 2008. Following the budget announcement, a Biometrics Project Office was established in CIC as the lead organization for managing this investment. The project will be developed and implemented with the active participation of three primary federal government departments and agencies: CIC, CBSA and the RCMP.


Lead Department Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Contracting Authority Public Works and Government Services Canada
Participating Departments CBSA and the RCMP

4. Prime and Major Subcontractor(s)
Prime Contractor None (Tendering in late 2010)


5. Major Milestones


List of Major Milestones Date
Effective Project Approval 2010
Request for Proposal (RFP) Tender 2010
Deployment 2011-2013
Project Shutdown 2013

6. Progress Report and Explanations of VariancesFunding was included in Budget 2008 to enhance and strengthen identity management within the Temporary Resident Program, allowing overseas visa officers and border service officers at ports of entry to make decisions based on accurate identity and immigration admissibility information, and permitting border service officers to verify applicants' identity at Canada's ports of entry.

An independent review concluded that the project is a solid initiative with a good approach, has clear objectives that are important and measurable, is highly aligned with the core mandates of the three partner agencies, is well defined, and does not have challenges associated with other projects.

7. Industrial BenefitsThis major Crown project does not directly benefit Canadian industry; it is a project to improve the safety of Canadian citizens. Immigration and the granting of Canadian citizenship are vital to the continued growth and prosperity of Canada. To support the Government of Canada outcomes of strong economic growth and a safe and secure world, a balance must be maintained between the desire to welcome newcomers to Canada and the obligation to protect the health, safety and security of Canadian society. Criminals, terrorists and other known inadmissible persons must not be allowed to enter or stay in Canada.
 

mkshah

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Dear all,
Here I am posting the FAQs posted on CIC website for FSW applications post 26th June 2010.
They may clear many doubts/queries in our mind, for which we keep on asking posts to our friends.

Hope this will be of help.

Federal Skilled Worker Program Changes

1.Who are federal skilled workers and why do we need them?
Federal skilled worker immigrants are selected based on their ability to become economically established in Canada. Canada needs federal skilled workers because they have the right mix of skills, education, and experience to meet the current and long term demands of the economy. They also have the transferable skills to adapt to a changing labour market.

2.Why are temporary foreign workers and international students no longer eligible to apply for permanent residence under the federal skilled worker program?
Temporary foreign workers and international students are still eligible to apply under the federal skilled worker category if they have an offer of arranged employment or experience in one of the 29 in-demand occupations.

However, we've removed the eligibility criterion that applied to temporary foreign workers and students specifically to avoid overlap with the now-established Canadian Experience Class and the Provincial Nominee Program, both of which target the same pool of applicants.

3.Why are you introducing a cap?
We are now receiving more federal skilled worker applications than we can process and accept each year. We have more than enough applications on hand now to fill many of our needs. A cap is the only guaranteed way to limit the number of applications we receive. Without the cap on applications, processing times will get longer and a new backlog could be created.

We will continue to admit the same number of federal skilled workers as in previous years, and in fact we believe that there will be higher economic admissions this year in support of the recovery and further reductions in the backlog.

4.Is the annual cap by calendar year, fiscal year or from the date the instructions are published?
The first year will begin on June 26, 2010 and end on June 30, 2011. Subsequent years will be calculated from July 1st to June 30th.

5.What is meant by a cap? Does that limit refer to the total number of applications received or the total number of applications processed, or the total number of applications that are successful?
The cap is a limit on the number of complete applications considered for processing. In this case, Citizenship and Immigration Canada will only consider a maximum of 20,000 complete applications under the occupation list. There is no limit to the number of applicants with a job offer. Within the 20,000 cap, a maximum of 1,000 federal skilled worker applications per occupation will be considered for processing each year.

6.Why are you imposing a limit per occupation?
We're introducing a limit of 1,000 applications per occupation to better manage the supply of applications on the occupation list. We have seen higher than expected numbers of applicants claiming experience in eligible occupations. The limit will allow us prevent an over-representation of any one occupation on the list.

7.What will happen with applications received after the cap is reached? How will applicants know their application isn't being processed?
These applicants will be informed, in writing, that their application will not continue for processing and that their processing fees will be returned.

8.How will applications subject to new instructions be processed as compared to applications subject to the first set of instructions and the backlog?
All applications subject to ministerial instructions (everything received since February 27, 2008) will be considered for processing in the order they are received.

All federal skilled worker applications received before February 27, 2008 fall into the backlog, and will be processed concurrently with the applications received since that date (and that are subject to instructions).

9.Why are you eliminating the simplified application?
Since we changed to the simplified application we've noticed a significantly higher number of applicants withdraw when asked for their supporting documents, or full application. By eliminating the simplified application and asking for all the documentation at once, we will make processing more efficient. Eliminating the simplified application shaves 120 days off the total processing time, because this is the time we allowed applicants to send in their supporting documents.
 

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Dear ohcanadiana & other mates.
I have a question regarding photo requirements. The isntruction book says "On the back of one photo of each person, write the name of the person in the photo and his or her height and eye colour"
Now, as my visa office is singapore and according to singapore visa office checklist i have to provide 5 photos. My question is "Do i need to write down my name,hight eye colour in all 5 photos or only 1?"

waiting for your urgent reply
 

moabbasi

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Category........
Visa Office......
New Delhi
NOC Code......
AEO-0213
Job Offer........
Yes
App. Filed.......
16-03-2011; Apps Payment.: 21-03-2011 (CC);PER Received..: 12-04-2011;In Process......: 19-09-2011
Doc's Request.
12-12-2011
AOR Received.
06-05-2011
IELTS Request
Sent Originals
File Transfer...
06-05-201;PCC Request..: Sent Originals
Med's Request
12-12-2011
Med's Done....
02-01-2012
Interview........
Waived..;Doc's Sent......: 03-02-2012;Decision Made.: 05-07-2012
Passport Req..
12-06-2012
VISA ISSUED...
03-07-2012
LANDED..........
08-12-2012
No harm in writing in all. I did the same.

Dr.Hasib said:
Dear ohcanadiana & other mates.
I have a question regarding photo requirements. The isntruction book says "On the back of one photo of each person, write the name of the person in the photo and his or her height and eye colour"
Now, as my visa office is singapore and according to singapore visa office checklist i have to provide 5 photos. My question is "Do i need to write down my name,hight eye colour in all 5 photos or only 1?"

waiting for your urgent reply