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Oct 2001 - submitted my application
Jan 2002 - Received Acknowledgement Letter and File Number
APR 2002 - Received another letter advising that i will be called for an interview w/ waiting period of 36 months
APR 2003 - Received another letter to submit new IRPA apllication forms and IELTS
JUNE 2003 - Docs were submitted. No word from the embassy since then.
I am interested in knowing your story, please share.
Thanks.
[07-09-2004,14:33]
Chris_ph |
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(in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
Hi Chris, am also from Manila. My timetable as follows:
Sept. 2002 - Application sent
Nov. 2002 - Received file number
Jan. 2004 - Received letter advising interview
March 2004 - Medical and Interview done
August 2004 - PR Visa issued
Good luck to you.
[07-09-2004,21:23]
Ed |
(in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
Hi Ed,
Good for you. I´m wondering whats the secret behind that successful application process. :) Did you ask for an assistance from a third party or any agency here in Manila? Well anyway, hope you and your family are having a great stay there.
[08-09-2004,08:59]
Chris_ph |
(in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
Hi Chris,
My application was submitted in the US. Apparently, Manila´s backlog is tremendous. Luckily (and with lots of prayers), I passed the interview and no problems whatsoever with my documents.
I´m still in Manila and will leave for Vancouver early next year. Looking forward to the trip as I haven´t been to Canada.
Again, good luck.
[08-09-2004,22:03]
Ed |
Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants (in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
Hi, here´s my story:
Jan 2001 - submitted my application
Feb 2001 - Received Acknowledgement Letter and File Number
May 2001 - Received another letter advising that i will be called for an interview w/ waiting period of 36 months
Jun 2004 - Received another letter requesting for 1)updated application f2) medicals and 3) payment of RPR fee. No more interview.
Jul 2004 - Submitted updated application form. Had my medical and paid RPR fee
Aug 2004 - Received another letter requesting for police clearance in the countries i lived for six months and more
Right now I´m waiting for those certificates (i know it would take months to get hold of them)
[10-09-2004,00:01]
xn |
(in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
hello, i also applied in manila and here´s my timeline:
nov 2000 - sent application
dec 2000 - AOR
mar 2003 - sent new forms with IELTS
may 2004 - IA with interview waiver
july 2004 - medical and docs sent
oct 2004 - passport request
[25-10-2004,22:30]
king solomon |
i need some info (in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
Hi Guys,
For those who applied in manila, I would like to ask if the embassy would personally mail the AOR or file number to your home address, or they will send it to DHL (post paid agreement). Until now, I havent receive my AOR (almost 2 months)...
thanks...
[18-11-2004,09:23]
manila |
(in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
Hi,
AOR is being send through mail in the address you have specified in the Application form. I received my AOR 3 months after I submitted my application.
However, if you seek a third party or immig agency to assist you with your application process and assigned them as correspondence with the embassy in behalf of you, then probably they are the ones who will receive it and hand them over to you.
[22-11-2004,06:35]
Chris_ph |
Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond (in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
hello everyone!
I read through this thread and was quite curious with xn and king solomon´s timelines. Pls. clarify if the letter you received asking you to update your docs this year also had the request for medicals. We received ours recently with a paragraph about the medicals and refer to attached instructions and list of DMPs. However there was no instruction nor list attached. Researching we learned that the medical instructions include applicant and dependents´ photos so we assume that this is to follow. Do you think the intsructions are, as we assume, to folow or these may been forgotten? We know that there is a timeframe in doing the medicals and we wouldn´t want to unwittingly defy this.
Any advice is welcome.
Thanks and happy holidays to all.
[27-12-2004,13:17]
ram |
(in reply to: Manila PR (Skilled Worker) applicants, pls respond)
hi ram,
I guess the letter they sent to me is the standard one. In there, they check only those requirements that are applicable to me. Like, they check the portion requiring for medicals (instructions also attached). They also check the portion requesting for updated application form and another check for payment of RPRF. Before these checcks, they inform me that i may not be called for interview.
In your case, i believe you should do your medicals as instructed. Any information request from the embassy will follow if they see it necessary afterwards. Good luck!
[31-12-2004,23:24]
xn |
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oh sorry, i may have missed the point! You should visit the embassy and ask for those medical instructions. Come early at the RCBC plaza (Buendia cor Ayala Ave) at the ground floor near deli france, because the queu is already long as early as 7 am. You will be assigned a number. Bring the letter and tell them there were no instructions attached. Good luck!
[31-12-2004,23:33]
xn |
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