The impression I get is that if any documents such as birth, marriage, education certificates, etc. are required to be presented, then you always need to show the original documents as well as provide copies (which are then stamped and retained, leaving you with the originals to take away). From other posts on this board in recent months / years, it seems that there has been a strong effort to tackle falsification of documents - to be clear, I'm not accusing you of that of course. So I would assume that you need to show the original documents.alufolie wrote:Hello All,
My husband just completed his application for his P1 pass and is currently processing the application for my & daughters dependant visa. He said that it's a requirement that I need to provide my original education transcripts. I don't have them (just copies that i have scanned on my laptop) and I'm sure it will take awhile to obtain these & we're moving to Singapore now in just over 3 weeks now. Does anyone know if copies are OK to provide to process a visa? Will someone need to sight the originals? Thnks in advance
For online submission, do they submit the documents or the HR is asking for the sake of asking ?? I guess copy would suffice ..Mi Amigo wrote: Having said that, when my employer originally applied for my (P1) EP and my family's DPs (all at the same time), only my educational documents were required, and not those of my wife or children. It's entirely possible that things have changed since then, given that this was around nine years ago. But you might want to get your husband's employer to confirm that with the MOM.
Good question; my application was done the old-fashioned way with paper forms, etc. Not sure what happens in the case of online applications.ecureilx wrote:For online submission, do they submit the documents or the HR is asking for the sake of asking ?? I guess copy would suffice ..
It is not advisable to scream at the HR or the MOM officer here.alufolie wrote:Hello, still here - - thanks for all the replies everyone
I'm not trying to avoid supplying an original - hubby starts work over there on the 22rd of july and the company has only just started to ask for paperwork for our visas (one requirement - Educational details and original educational documents of the DP applicant, if any) I'm just stressing because I don't have my originals yet and thus I feel I'm going to hold up our visas. The checklist of documentation required comes from the employer to process the visa via the MOM so I have no idea if the MOM requires the original docs or hubby's employer requires it...
if there is a new rule that dependents require tertiary qualifications, i will scream.
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