Follow up process - Mr Miller, help pls!
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Follow up process - Mr Miller, other experts help pls!
Our interview was waived and our family had our medical tests last April 2002. It was stated on the letter that we can expect a reply after 4 mos from medical date. So that would be around Aug. However, to date.. we have not recd any reply from the embassy. We made our first f-up last September. However they said our papers are in the review queue and because of the large volume of application recd by their ofc, they cannot reply to our inquiry.
How soon can we f-up again.? I am just afraid that our visa might arrive too late given the fact that we only have a year to leave (counting from medical date), thus our deadline is April 2003. I have heard a lot of friends getting their visas too late...like 2 wks before the deadline.. and the last one i heard, is 2 days before the deadline. I just dont want this to happen to us... there will surely be a lot of preparations needed to migrate to a new country. Can i do my f-up every month? Anyway.. i did my first f-up via email.
One more qn. What is the next step i should expect? will they ask for our passports to have our visas stamped? Or is the visa in a form of security paper to be sent to our mailing address?
Pls help.
How soon can we f-up again.? I am just afraid that our visa might arrive too late given the fact that we only have a year to leave (counting from medical date), thus our deadline is April 2003. I have heard a lot of friends getting their visas too late...like 2 wks before the deadline.. and the last one i heard, is 2 days before the deadline. I just dont want this to happen to us... there will surely be a lot of preparations needed to migrate to a new country. Can i do my f-up every month? Anyway.. i did my first f-up via email.
One more qn. What is the next step i should expect? will they ask for our passports to have our visas stamped? Or is the visa in a form of security paper to be sent to our mailing address?
Pls help.
Last edited by blagustin; Oct 26th 2002 at 6:39 pm.
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Re: Follow up process - Mr Miller, help pls!
You didn't say which visa post your case is processed in, what is your
nationality and what countries you've resided in. All of that is relevant when
it comes to background/security check which is the only task left to be
concluded after you've done your medicals. In some cases such task takes just
few months while in others well over a year and many applicants must undergo
new medicals when background/security check is not completed within validity of
first medicals.
Next step after all tasks are completed and final decision made is request for
passports to be forwarded to visa post - PR visas will be then affixed in your
passports.
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Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email: [email protected]
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> Our interview was waived and our family had our medical tests last April
> 2002. It was stated on the letter that we can expect a reply after 4
> mos from medical date. So that would be around Aug. However, to date..
> we have not recd any reply from the embassy. We made our first f-up
> last September. However they said our papers are in the review queue
> and because of the large volume of application recd by their ofc, they
> cannot reply to our inquiry.
> How soon can we f-up again.? I am just afraid that our visa might
> arrive too late given the fact that we only have a year to leave
> (counting from medical date), thus our deadline is April 2003. I have
> heard a lot of friends getting their visas too late...like 2 wks before
> the deadline.. and the last one i heard, is 2 days before the deadline.
> I just dont want this to happen to us... there will surely be a lot of
> preparations needed to migrate to a new country. Can i do my f-up
> every month? Anyway.. i did my first f-up via email.
> One more qn. What is the next step i should expect? will they ask for
> our passports to have our visas stamped? Or is the visa in a form of
> security paper to be sent to our mailing address?
> Pls help.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
nationality and what countries you've resided in. All of that is relevant when
it comes to background/security check which is the only task left to be
concluded after you've done your medicals. In some cases such task takes just
few months while in others well over a year and many applicants must undergo
new medicals when background/security check is not completed within validity of
first medicals.
Next step after all tasks are completed and final decision made is request for
passports to be forwarded to visa post - PR visas will be then affixed in your
passports.
--
../..
Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email: [email protected]
(delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
For confidential phone consultation go here:
http://members.yahoo.-
liveadvice.com/andrewmiller_canada
________________________________
"blagustin" wrote in message
news:542515.1035652728@britishexpats-
.com...
> Our interview was waived and our family had our medical tests last April
> 2002. It was stated on the letter that we can expect a reply after 4
> mos from medical date. So that would be around Aug. However, to date..
> we have not recd any reply from the embassy. We made our first f-up
> last September. However they said our papers are in the review queue
> and because of the large volume of application recd by their ofc, they
> cannot reply to our inquiry.
> How soon can we f-up again.? I am just afraid that our visa might
> arrive too late given the fact that we only have a year to leave
> (counting from medical date), thus our deadline is April 2003. I have
> heard a lot of friends getting their visas too late...like 2 wks before
> the deadline.. and the last one i heard, is 2 days before the deadline.
> I just dont want this to happen to us... there will surely be a lot of
> preparations needed to migrate to a new country. Can i do my f-up
> every month? Anyway.. i did my first f-up via email.
> One more qn. What is the next step i should expect? will they ask for
> our passports to have our visas stamped? Or is the visa in a form of
> security paper to be sent to our mailing address?
> Pls help.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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Re: Follow up process - Mr Miller, other experts help pls!
Thanks Mr Miller for your prompt response!
I applied in Philippine Can. embassy. My family and I have lived in the Phil all our lives.
So far, most of the applicants here were able to leave within a year from medical date. I just wanna make sure that everything will be in order and within timeframe .
I applied in Philippine Can. embassy. My family and I have lived in the Phil all our lives.
So far, most of the applicants here were able to leave within a year from medical date. I just wanna make sure that everything will be in order and within timeframe .
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hi there,
would you kindly post your timeline please?
i applied to the manila embassy - your information would be helpful.
my timeiline -
applied sept 2001
AOR dec 2001
waiting since...
thanks and good luck!
carrie
would you kindly post your timeline please?
i applied to the manila embassy - your information would be helpful.
my timeiline -
applied sept 2001
AOR dec 2001
waiting since...
thanks and good luck!
carrie
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Timeline
Applied for PR (skilled worker) - May 2001
AOR - June, 2001
Letter or waiver of interview,with med form - March, 2002
Medical tests - May, 2002
No reply since...
AOR - June, 2001
Letter or waiver of interview,with med form - March, 2002
Medical tests - May, 2002
No reply since...