Hi po ang bilis nga po eh kasi kakapass ko lang ng application nung Feb. tapos may AOR na agad.0210659 said:Hello...
Halos mgka pareho timeline natin but ala pa din ako na received galing MVO. May mga Jan applicants nga din na ala pang na receive na acknowledgement froom MVO.
mhaanne18 said:
Indi pa kalie kasi mapamang generic message lang ang irereply nila kasi within standard prcessing time pa eh.Kalie said:
Yep, mabilis na talaga ngaun ung approval sa SA. But basing sa timeline ng previous applicants, it would be safe to say that the process for the PR application in MVO is still roughly the same. Some applicants received their PPR after 5 to 7 months starting from the date that the file was transferred to MVO. Im just puzzled why the MVO is sending the generic AOR template and state that "We have completed an initial review of your application and now require the following information/documents in order to continue processing" and on the lower part of the email "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again.". I think its a bit confusing for some applicants. Why not just send email stating what is the actual documents needed rather than stating all those things and at the end telling the applicant that there is no need to send it if it was sent previously. Here is a one scenario. Upon sending your application to CPC by your sponsor, you thought that your IMM5669 Schedule A: Background/Declaration was complete and as per your knowledge without any gap in personal history. When your file reaches MVO and undergone initial review, the officer then found that there is a gap on your personal history and then sent you the generic AOR template. Upon reading the part "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again." of generic AOR template, you will then think of not submitting again the IMM5669 Schedule A: Background/Declaration beacuse as per your best knowledge, you completed this documents and without any gaps on the personal history. Second thing is the Police Clearance. When your sponsor submits your police clearance together with your application to CPC, the police clearance is already 5months old. you will think then that the police clearance is still valid because its not yet more than 6 months old. But wen your file reached MVO and the officer decided that the police clearance is already expired and send you the generic AOR email and upon reading the part "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again." you will then think of not submitting the police clearance because as per your knowledge your police clearance is still valid. Anyways, that my own interpretation and opinion on the generic AOR email. I do hope that when we receive our AOR from MVO it won't be in that manner.mhaanne18 said:
Naguguluhan nga po ako kung isu-submit ko po ulit o ndi na?0210659 said:Yep, mabilis na talaga ngaun ung approval sa SA. But basing sa timeline ng previous applicants, it would be safe to say that the process for the PR application in MVO is still roughly the same. Some applicants received their PPR after 5 to 7 months starting from the date that the file was transferred to MVO. Im just puzzled why the MVO is sending the generic AOR template and state that "We have completed an initial review of your application and now require the following information/documents in order to continue processing" and on the lower part of the email "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again.". I think its a bit confusing for some applicants. Why not just send email stating what is the actual documents needed rather than stating all those things and at the end telling the applicant that there is no need to send it if it was sent previously. Here is a one scenario. Upon sending your application to CPC by your sponsor, you thought that your IMM5669 Schedule A: Background/Declaration was complete and as per your knowledge without any gap in personal history. When your file reaches MVO and undergone initial review, the officer then found that there is a gap on your personal history and then sent you the generic AOR template. Upon reading the part "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again." of generic AOR template, you will then think of not submitting again the IMM5669 Schedule A: Background/Declaration beacuse as per your best knowledge, you completed this documents and without any gaps on the personal history. Second thing is the Police Clearance. When your sponsor submits your police clearance together with your application to CPC, the police clearance is already 5months old. you will think then that the police clearance is still valid because its not yet more than 6 months old. But wen your file reached MVO and the officer decided that the police clearance is already expired and send you the generic AOR email and upon reading the part "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again." you will then think of not submitting the police clearance because as per your knowledge your police clearance is still valid. Anyways, that my own interpretation and opinion on the generic AOR email. I do hope that when we receive our AOR from MVO it won't be in that manner.
Cheers!
I agree with you. It used to be the way you stated. in my case, the AOR i received specified which documents I needed to submit. However I received the said AOR a month after they actually received my application in Manila. Hence the confusion now if these mails being sent now are generic AOR or are actually listing the required additional docs. Maybe, a second mail will eventually be sent to you if there arw additional requirements from you. This confusing mail might just really be an AOR0210659 said:Yep, mabilis na talaga ngaun ung approval sa SA. But basing sa timeline ng previous applicants, it would be safe to say that the process for the PR application in MVO is still roughly the same. Some applicants received their PPR after 5 to 7 months starting from the date that the file was transferred to MVO. Im just puzzled why the MVO is sending the generic AOR template and state that "We have completed an initial review of your application and now require the following information/documents in order to continue processing" and on the lower part of the email "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again.". I think its a bit confusing for some applicants. Why not just send email stating what is the actual documents needed rather than stating all those things and at the end telling the applicant that there is no need to send it if it was sent previously. Here is a one scenario. Upon sending your application to CPC by your sponsor, you thought that your IMM5669 Schedule A: Background/Declaration was complete and as per your knowledge without any gap in personal history. When your file reaches MVO and undergone initial review, the officer then found that there is a gap on your personal history and then sent you the generic AOR template. Upon reading the part "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again." of generic AOR template, you will then think of not submitting again the IMM5669 Schedule A: Background/Declaration beacuse as per your best knowledge, you completed this documents and without any gaps on the personal history. Second thing is the Police Clearance. When your sponsor submits your police clearance together with your application to CPC, the police clearance is already 5months old. you will think then that the police clearance is still valid because its not yet more than 6 months old. But wen your file reached MVO and the officer decided that the police clearance is already expired and send you the generic AOR email and upon reading the part "Please note that if any of the information/documents listed above have been previously submitted to our office, they need not be submitted again." you will then think of not submitting the police clearance because as per your knowledge your police clearance is still valid. Anyways, that my own interpretation and opinion on the generic AOR email. I do hope that when we receive our AOR from MVO it won't be in that manner.
Cheers!
mhaanne18 said:
I think i would be sending a case specific inquiry on this if they send me a generic AOR. Just to confirm if all of the listed required info/docs really needs to be send again. If thats the case, it would be a hurdle for me coz i have to get again police clearance from 3 different countries.. also im just curious why some of the Jan and Feb applicant haven't received acknowledgement from MVO yet. I thought CEMs are in 1st come 1st serve basis?leof said:
Just want to share in my case Police clearance in other countries is valid for a year, but better ask them to be sure,0210659 said:
