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« on: October 12, 2009, 11:22:59 pm » |
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Guys,
How will I go about if I want to transfer my case from Kingston, Jamaica to Manila office in the Philippines?
Who should I contact and write to?
I just sent my full application to Jamaica about 2 weeks ago now but I am hearing lots of bad things about how slow they are in processing the applications for immigration. On the other hand, the Manila office is exceptionally fast these days.
What are the pros and cons if I go ahead with this plan?
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Yarla7bh
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« Reply #1 on: October 12, 2009, 11:39:38 pm » |
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Guys,
How will I go about if I want to transfer my case from Kingston, Jamaica to Manila office in the Philippines?
Who should I contact and write to?
I just sent my full application to Jamaica about 2 weeks ago now but I am hearing lots of bad things about how slow they are in processing the applications for immigration. On the other hand, the Manila office is exceptionally fast these days.
What are the pros and cons if I go ahead with this plan?
As far as i know, if you are a Citizen of Philippines and presently residing in Jamaica or vice versa- You have an option to apply from either of these 2 Places. Now coming to your case- If you have already sent yr full application, you can request for a change in Visa office but it might take 2-4 months for transfer. If u believe that Manila is fast then you can request your Jamaica Visa office to have your File/Case transferred with a VALID REASON. Above are just my thoughts......Please confirm with seniors/immigration consultants. |
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CarribRN
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« Reply #2 on: October 13, 2009, 12:41:24 am » |
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Guys,
How will I go about if I want to transfer my case from Kingston, Jamaica to Manila office in the Philippines?
Who should I contact and write to?
I just sent my full application to Jamaica about 2 weeks ago now but I am hearing lots of bad things about how slow they are in processing the applications for immigration. On the other hand, the Manila office is exceptionally fast these days.
What are the pros and cons if I go ahead with this plan?
As far as i know, if you are a Citizen of Philippines and presently residing in Jamaica or vice versa- You have an option to apply from either of these 2 Places. Now coming to your case- If you have already sent yr full application, you can request for a change in Visa office but it might take 2-4 months for transfer. If u believe that Manila is fast then you can request your Jamaica Visa office to have your File/Case transferred with a VALID REASON. Above are just my thoughts......Please confirm with seniors/immigration consultants. its gonna take awhile then. hay.. |
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aspire
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« Reply #3 on: October 13, 2009, 01:35:17 am » |
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Guys,
How will I go about if I want to transfer my case from Kingston, Jamaica to Manila office in the Philippines?
Who should I contact and write to?
I just sent my full application to Jamaica about 2 weeks ago now but I am hearing lots of bad things about how slow they are in processing the applications for immigration. On the other hand, the Manila office is exceptionally fast these days.
What are the pros and cons if I go ahead with this plan?
CarribRn, While it is true that Manila office is faster than Jamaica visa office, however, if your application is processed under the new rules, Jamaica visa office is mandated by the Canada CIC head office to process your application maximum one year from the date Jamaica visa office gave you the file number. By all means they will and they should finalize your application within this period. Other than additional documents requested, in my opinion transferring files from one local visa office to another is one of the many reasons that can delay the processing of the application. |
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Application to CIO- Feb 22, 2009
120 days letter received- March 10, 2009
submitted full docs to London-June 22, 2009
e cas started processing- July 31, 2009
NOC-3152
medicals- waiting...
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CarribRN
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« Reply #4 on: October 13, 2009, 08:58:47 am » |
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Guys,
How will I go about if I want to transfer my case from Kingston, Jamaica to Manila office in the Philippines?
Who should I contact and write to?
I just sent my full application to Jamaica about 2 weeks ago now but I am hearing lots of bad things about how slow they are in processing the applications for immigration. On the other hand, the Manila office is exceptionally fast these days.
What are the pros and cons if I go ahead with this plan?
CarribRn, While it is true that Manila office is faster than Jamaica visa office, however, if your application is processed under the new rules, Jamaica visa office is mandated by the Canada CIC head office to process your application maximum one year from the date Jamaica visa office gave you the file number. By all means they will and they should finalize your application within this period. Other than additional documents requested, in my opinion transferring files from one local visa office to another is one of the many reasons that can delay the processing of the application. Thanks, aspire. that's exactly what I needed to hear. You just made my day. Just a bit frustrated yesterday seeing the cases of those who filed in Jamaica at trackitt. Some have been waiting for 6 months already since the submission of their full docs and still not getting any update from the embassy in Kingston. Hope they would really adhere to the new instruction. |
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aspire
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« Reply #5 on: October 13, 2009, 09:51:42 am » |
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Each visa office has its own way of doing things. Just hope that Jamaica office is doing the security check and the background check all together at the same time. The next time you will hear from them is the medical,rprf, and the PPR at the same time.
Some office do the background check before the medical and after the medical they will do the security check then after that they will request for PPR. That is why they receive the medical too soon.
Even IO's of the same visa office has different ways of doing things. This is what I am hoping for, giving the reason why some London office applicant where my application is being processed receives medical after 45 days from submission of full documents while I dont have mine up to this time after 3 months since I submitted my supporting documents.
I'd better think it this way rather than to think that something went wrong with my application because others who applied late than I did received the medical request already while I do not.
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Application to CIO- Feb 22, 2009
120 days letter received- March 10, 2009
submitted full docs to London-June 22, 2009
e cas started processing- July 31, 2009
NOC-3152
medicals- waiting...
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aner777
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« Reply #6 on: October 13, 2009, 10:18:03 am » |
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Hello CarriBRN,
If its ok with you can i please have your email address so that i can reach you via your email,i also live in JAMAICA and i've been in search of someone processing their application via the Jamaican office.Mine is aner777 @ yahoo.ca.Kindly lets interact via email please.
Thanks.
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CarribRN
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« Reply #7 on: October 13, 2009, 10:21:02 am » |
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Hello CarriBRN,
If its ok with you can i please have your email address so that i can reach you via your email,i also live in JAMAICA and i've been in search of someone processing their application via the Jamaican office.Mine is aner777 @ yahoo.ca.Kindly lets interact via email please.
Thanks.
aner777, will send my email to your inbox. I am here in Cayman Islands but my visa office is in Kingston. Let's update each other. |
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aner777
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« Reply #8 on: October 13, 2009, 11:24:26 am » |
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Ok carriBRN,i will be waiting then.
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