Bugsbong
Star Member
- Apr 13, 2016
- 1
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Manila
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- September 2015
- Doc's Request.
- 09-11-2015
- AOR Received.
- 02-09-2015
- IELTS Request
- None
- File Transfer...
- 09-11-2015
- Med's Request
- Upfront... re medical request june 1,2016 / re-xray Sept 4,2016
- Med's Done....
- 28-04-2015 / 04-06-2016 / 06-09-2016
- Interview........
- Hopefully none
- Passport Req..
- 16 September 2016
- VISA ISSUED...
- 26 September 2016
- LANDED..........
- 16 October 2016
@sevensmallwoods
I suggest you start working with the police clearance because this document is very important and crucial to the decision of the application.
Before we submitted our application we included a letter explaining about the posibility of not getting a police clearance (means it is impossible for me to get it) because the country i have worked for almost 2yrs doesnt have an embassy that issue a police certificate and the certificate can only be requested by a representative or by personally getting it (by going back to the country), another thing is that the country I have been (Palau) is not in the lists of countries in the cic "how to get a police clearance"
But instead of consideration and understanding, we still received an e-mail asking us to submit the police clearance within 30days period or it can be the reason our application is rejected. If I am going back to Palau, I will have to spend not less than $2k for the plane and accommodation because the processing time is 3-5days. What we did is, I looked for someone I might know that might still be in Palau and get the police clearance as my representative. I went on fb, twitter, my old address books and other networking sites to look forsomebody I might know that is in Palau. Were just lucky to find one person that really made all of it possible, but still we spent almost 1k to process everything and to hasten the process.
My point is, start as soon as possible and look for all possible way to get it and submit on time. The reply you received says already that your app might be rejected if you cannot submit the requested docs on time. It took me 3weeks to get a hand of that document and personally went to manila and hand deliver by messenger thru lbc. It was like an amazing race.
I suggest you start working with the police clearance because this document is very important and crucial to the decision of the application.
Before we submitted our application we included a letter explaining about the posibility of not getting a police clearance (means it is impossible for me to get it) because the country i have worked for almost 2yrs doesnt have an embassy that issue a police certificate and the certificate can only be requested by a representative or by personally getting it (by going back to the country), another thing is that the country I have been (Palau) is not in the lists of countries in the cic "how to get a police clearance"
But instead of consideration and understanding, we still received an e-mail asking us to submit the police clearance within 30days period or it can be the reason our application is rejected. If I am going back to Palau, I will have to spend not less than $2k for the plane and accommodation because the processing time is 3-5days. What we did is, I looked for someone I might know that might still be in Palau and get the police clearance as my representative. I went on fb, twitter, my old address books and other networking sites to look forsomebody I might know that is in Palau. Were just lucky to find one person that really made all of it possible, but still we spent almost 1k to process everything and to hasten the process.
My point is, start as soon as possible and look for all possible way to get it and submit on time. The reply you received says already that your app might be rejected if you cannot submit the requested docs on time. It took me 3weeks to get a hand of that document and personally went to manila and hand deliver by messenger thru lbc. It was like an amazing race.