Now that really is absurd - S$20-$40 per page! With salary slips for 6 months, transcripts, income tax returns, etc, one could easily exceed the cost of application in just getting signatures!Strong Eagle wrote:The price is cheap. Lots of notaries public here want $20 to $40 per page regardless of document length... truly a bunch of arses.
adyoung2 wrote:Ragavendran,
Have you recently submitted a LPR application? I've prepared one but have held off submitting the app as I evaluate other potential entry schemes.
Question for you:
I'm curious how you handled the whole process of getting the signatures for all your copied documents as "true copies of the original". I know that upon submission, SMC Consultants will do so at S$5 per page, but as one can imagine this can result in an eye-watering expense.
It would be ideal if this could be done by a notary abroad, but the rules are rather strict saying that only a SG notary, or a SG consular official can do so. I see the latter as no more economical a choice than going with the chaps at SMC... oh and there is no SG consular presence in my country (Canada) just to further limit my choices!
Cheers!
AY
What SE said is true. Where I come from , they charge $200 per page !! If you think your is eye watering expense wait till yo do it here. It will definitely blow you away.adyoung2 wrote:Now that really is absurd - S$20-$40 per page! With salary slips for 6 months, transcripts, income tax returns, etc, one could easily exceed the cost of application in just getting signatures!Strong Eagle wrote:The price is cheap. Lots of notaries public here want $20 to $40 per page regardless of document length... truly a bunch of arses.
Maybe I shouldn't whinge about S$5/page then I just checked the SG Consulate in NYC, and they charge US$4/page....
skkamandy wrote:Hi ay,
Other than LPR application, any other potential entry schemes are you considering, say PEP or P1 etc? I come from HK.
Thx,
sk
adyoung2 wrote:Ragavendran,
Have you recently submitted a LPR application? I've prepared one but have held off submitting the app as I evaluate other potential entry schemes.
Question for you:
I'm curious how you handled the whole process of getting the signatures for all your copied documents as "true copies of the original". I know that upon submission, SMC Consultants will do so at S$5 per page, but as one can imagine this can result in an eye-watering expense.
It would be ideal if this could be done by a notary abroad, but the rules are rather strict saying that only a SG notary, or a SG consular official can do so. I see the latter as no more economical a choice than going with the chaps at SMC... oh and there is no SG consular presence in my country (Canada) just to further limit my choices!
Cheers!
AY
Mad Scientist wrote:Get a job will you !! Please do not post in multiple threads the mods frowned on that ?skkamandy wrote:Hi,
Could someone advise which should one apply first, a) LPR or b) PEP or c) Job?
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