Iay said:Hi Iay how are you?hows the application mo sis?wla p dn b balita?tgal dn maghintay ng visa nkakainip na dn hay
Iay said:Hi Iay how are you?hows the application mo sis?wla p dn b balita?tgal dn maghintay ng visa nkakainip na dn hay
You're welcome bro! I'm pretty sure ok lang yanvincent82 said:My wife coudn't recall, im sure she included a receipt or a piece of paper where her cc details are printed.. Well, i just this wouldn't cause any delay.. Anyways, if a problem arises, im certain cem would notify me thanks sis!
Crisracs said:wala pa bro eh.. still waiting for our remed request. yung sayo malapit na yan!Iay said:Hi Iay how are you?hows the application mo sis?wla p dn b balita?tgal dn maghintay ng visa nkakainip na dn hayfor sure papaulan na visa yan, since tapos na ang strike
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sana nga sis dumating na its almost 3 months n PPR ng wifey ko,i heard nga last thursday ata na tapos n nga daw ang strike good news yon sis para s ating lahat sana nga mabgyan n tyong lahat ng visa para maging masaya nmn tyo this coming Christmas,hoping and praying ngaIay said:wala pa bro eh.. still waiting for our remed request. yung sayo malapit na yan!for sure papaulan na visa yan, since tapos na ang strike
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Hi Iay, Can I apply for a visit visa in case my husband gets sick? Will it affect the processing time of our application which was transferred here in Manila I suppose?Iay said:When you paid it and got the receipt, that means it's already been processed.
Did you submit the receipt with your initial app?
I hope so...jangers said:Will it really speed up the granting of visa now that the strike has ended? pls enlighten me regarding this matter. Tnx! Godbless to everyone in this forum!![]()
You can always apply sis. Pero, hindi guaranteed ang approval. Kailangan may mapakita ka sakanilang strong ties mo sa Philippines when you try to get a TRV, ok else you will get easily denied. However, being denied to visit Canada while your PR is in process will not affect the application at all.abscott said:Hi Iay, Can I apply for a visit visa in case my husband gets sick? Will it affect the processing time of our application which was transferred here in Manila I suppose?
I need your advices friends on these because I don't know if it will do us good...
Thanks a lot...
I wanna know what to do in case it could be possible...Help me guys...
abscott
mr.peace said:8. IDENTITY AND CIVIL STATUS DOCUMENTS
1) For the Philippines
The following original documents are required for you (principal applicant, regardless of age) and for each of your dependent children, if applicable:
•Birth Certificate
•Marriage Certificate
•Death Certificate
•No record of marriage (CENOMAR) or Advisory on marriages
These documents must be issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO) and printed on NSO paper.
If ...a birth, marriage or death occurred in another country and is not registered with NSO, then provide the original certificate issued abroad.
Who among you here got married in other countries as well and did not register their marriage at the NSO? Were you asked to submit an NSO Advisory on Marriages?
most of us here are waiting for our PR visa. i myself am waiting for my PR visa. If you're going to ask me, matagal.lol. esp with the strike (which is finally over now) it's been 9 months and counting for me. 14 months is the standard processing for complete package.but it can be longer or shorter than that it depends on your case, completeness of your app, and most especially your VO.Iampinay said:Meron po ba dito nkakuha na ng permanent resident visa? Gano po katagal?