Singapore timeline

[sama2012]

Nooooooooo.....

Hei did u get ur passport request yet?

 

[sama2012]

Thank you. Hope people will stop playing with it.

Once you open the Spreadsheet on the right top hand corner you will see an option to SIGNIN. Anyone who has a Gmail account he/she can sign in with their e-mail address and password. Once user is logged in then user can click on File >> See Revision History. Once user clicked on the 'See Revision History' then user will have an option to restore the file to a earlier version. User will need go over each version change and restore the file to a most recent acceptable version.

Hope this will help. But better is stop playing with the file.

 

[thanh245]

My wife just did her re-medical on the 4th of April, sent in updated Police Certificate and Schedule A. Can anyone tell me how long can we expect the PPR?
Many thanks.

 

[Kbean]

My wife just did her re-medical on the 4th of April, sent in updated Police Certificate and Schedule A. Can anyone tell me how long can we expect the PPR?
Many thanks.

I got an email from CIC stating that they are finalizing their system regarding submitting passport so you should receive instructions soon

 

[loveoflife]

I got an email from CIC stating that they are finalizing their system regarding submitting passport so you should receive instructions soon

What??? when did you receive the email? I think they finalized the system regarding submitting passport about 1 - 2 weeks ago, as they will send PP back to Canada Embassy/ Canada General Consulate????

 

[Kbean]

What??? when did you receive the email? I think they finalized the system regarding submitting passport about 1 - 2 weeks ago, as they will send PP back to Canada Embassy/ Canada General Consulate????

I got the email last Friday.

IOM is no longer offering a service to send passports from Vietnam to the High Commission of Canada in Singapore. Until the new service starts, applicants have the option to send passports (together with any other requested documents) by secure, commercial courier DHL or FedEx.

 

[loveoflife]

I got the email last Friday.

IOM is no longer offering a service to send passports from Vietnam to the High Commission of Canada in Singapore. Until the new service starts, applicants have the option to send passports (together with any other requested documents) by secure, commercial courier DHL or FedEx.

Thanks very much for your fruitful information, really appreciated!

 

[cdnmom]

We heard from the MPs office yesterday!
The Passport is at the High Commission and they sent this email to the MP

In response to your e-mail below, please note that the visa will be sent to your constituent, Ms xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx by registered airmail shortly.

Now the guess is what exactly is shortly...LOL

We are very relieved now to know the PP isn't sitting in the PO Box

 

[fandv]

My wife's eCAS changed to "Decision Made" today, yay!! It was still "In Process" this morning though, and today is Saturday...I guess the Singapore VO works on Saturdays eh?!

Her passport arrived in Singapore on 12 March, so it took exactly 1 month for her eCAS to change to "Decision Made"

I guess she should get her passport and COPR within 1 to 2 weeks?

 

[kaisin82]

fandv >>congrats!! keep us updated!!

 

[maronvomra]

My wife's eCAS changed to "Decision Made" today, yay!! It was still "In Process" this morning though, and today is Saturday...I guess the Singapore VO works on Saturdays eh?!

Her passport arrived in Singapore on 12 March, so it took exactly 1 month for her eCAS to change to "Decision Made"

I guess she should get her passport and COPR within 1 to 2 weeks?

fandv, Congrats man. Because of you I also checked the eCAS and guess what its "Decision Made". otherwise I would have just checked on Monday. Soooo happy today ...

My Timeline:
------------------------------
Application sent : Sept 16, 2013
Application Recvd: Sept 18, 2013
Sponsorship Approval: Oct 01, 2013
CSQ Applied : Oct 08, 2013
CSQ Recvd: within 1 week
ECAS change to `In Process`: Feb 11, 2014
PP sent via VFS: Mar 13, 2014
PP Recvd in Singapore: Mar 17, 2014
ECAS change to `Decision Made`: Apr 12, 2014 (Saturday !!) --> Total time: 25 working days.
---------------------------------------------------------
Total PR processing Time: less than 7 months.


Good luck to all who are still waiting to be united to their loved ones.

 

[Kbean]

My wife's eCAS changed to "Decision Made" today, yay!! It was still "In Process" this morning though, and today is Saturday...I guess the Singapore VO works on Saturdays eh?!

Her passport arrived in Singapore on 12 March, so it took exactly 1 month for her eCAS to change to "Decision Made"

I guess she should get her passport and COPR within 1 to 2 weeks?

Congrats!

 

[kaisin82]

maronvomra>>congrats!

i also checked mine and it's still "in process" but i submitted my passport on 28th march so i guess i have to wait a while more

 

[mikeymyke]

kaisin, why did it take 2 years from AOR to In process when there was no interview?

 

[maronvomra]

maronvomra>>congrats!

i also checked mine and it's still "in process" but i submitted my passport on 28th march so i guess i have to wait a while more

Based on everyone who already went through this majority gets it by ~20-25 days max. In a very few cases, a bit more than a month or 2 months.

So have patience and waiting to hear good news from you soon .. cheers. ..