Highest if so, it is High School, secondary School .. You can explain to the officer at the time of paper submission.marie_katie wrote: Questions:
7. SC spouse's and Applicant's highest Educational Certificate
- My spouse is finishing up his last term of college in a few months but won't get the cert yet, what do i put it as?
Print ?? Wait, how are you submitting this again ?marie_katie wrote: 8. SC spouse's Income Tax Notice of Assessment for the last 3 years and CPF Statement showing monthly CPF contribution for the last 12 months. Alternatively, SC spouse may complete Appendix (VP) to give consent for ICA to obtain and verify financial information with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) directly instead.
- Do i submit the scanned copy online or mail it?
Yes. get both employers letter or you may be facing a tough fight.marie_katie wrote: 9. SC spouse's latest Letter of Employment stating date of commencement, designation and monthly salary. For self-employed, a valid Registration Certificate from ACRA and Company's Profit & Loss Statement for the last 12 months
- I don't have any Letter of employment but have been a Perm-PT since 2013. I have 2 jobs so can i ask my employer to do one for me now? (Plan to apply end aug)
The applicant.marie_katie wrote: 10. One recent digital passport-sized colour photograph
- For my spouse or for me? or both?
Alternatively, SC spouse may complete Appendix (VP) to give consent for ICA to obtain and verify financial information with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) directly instead.Print ?? Wait, how are you submitting this again ?
Curious.marie_katie wrote:Alternatively, SC spouse may complete Appendix (VP) to give consent for ICA to obtain and verify financial information with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) directly instead.Print ?? Wait, how are you submitting this again ?
-I'm referring to the appendix VP as it's required to be signed right?
Now I'm confused. I am applying for the ltvp online but they stated that I need to prepare my documents. When will I be required to submit the documents? If you don't mind, would you care to briefly explain to me the process of ltvp application? I only know need to wait 4-6 weeks for approval and within 2 months need to book appointment for formalities. Problem is my husband will only be here for a month and need to head back to complete his last college term for about 4 months.. we didn't do the Pre marriage ltvp (stupid mistake I know) cause we married overseas. I checked with an agent and they said my husband can leave Singapore but need to be back for formalities.
You will be asked to submit the documents during formalities.marie_katie wrote:Alternatively, SC spouse may complete Appendix (VP) to give consent for ICA to obtain and verify financial information with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) directly instead.Print ?? Wait, how are you submitting this again ?
-I'm referring to the appendix VP as it's required to be signed right?
Now I'm confused. I am applying for the ltvp online but they stated that I need to prepare my documents. When will I be required to submit the documents? If you don't mind, would you care to briefly explain to me the process of ltvp application? I only know need to wait 4-6 weeks for approval and within 2 months need to book appointment for formalities. Problem is my husband will only be here for a month and need to head back to complete his last college term for about 4 months.. we didn't do the Pre marriage ltvp (stupid mistake I know) cause we married overseas. I checked with an agent and they said my husband can leave Singapore but need to be back for formalities.
At 30 and still in school ? I don't know how the western world worksmarie_katie wrote:Thanks for the help!
I'm 25 and he's 30 and he went back to school to upgrade himself for a better future.
He's a Canadian and I'm a Singaporean.
I tried staying there for a few months but still much prefer Singapore..
But if he leave the country, wouldn't the white card be different from the previous one when we need to submit documents? What documents do they require when you apply online?
Yes you can go back to school anytime, some people stop school because they don't have money and go to work. And they can return back to school at any age and still keep their previous grades if it's within 2 years. It's just so different. One of his classmate have a degree in chemistry and couldn't find job and went back to school as a computer programmer.At 30 and still in school ? I don't know how the western world works![]()
Anyway, need not worry about the white card.
If they ask for documents, go to the automatic queue machine and tell the person your white card is different. They will issue a new Queue No.
From what I know, ,online application requires NO documents. Because, in theory, you are vouching for him and also swear this and that and promise to go to jail if you or he is caught lyingI am sure you know that as a SGn.
should be smooth sailing.marie_katie wrote: Thank you so much for the help! Hoping everything goes well and get approved!
ylhl wrote:hi, may i know did u got approve the LTVP? coz i also dont do the pre assessment things, and already 8weeks and receiving attention? is it need to wait for 6 months? while waiting do u go overseas or just stay in singapore? coz i thinking go to batam, dont know will be affect of the process/approval or not, sorry too many question, thanks bfore
Chaorenz wrote:We did pre assessment and it actually helps u to fasten up the process.
Total time taken for my wife Ltvp is about 1 month plus. Apply in 27 nov and got the card on 4 Jan.
Provided all your medical is cleared.
Thanks for your information, now i think what i can do only waiting too. Hope the LTVP quickly approved. Good luck toomarie_katie wrote:
Sadly it's been 17 weeks for me and still receiving attention.. I emailed ICA and they said it takes up to 6 months so i guess the only thing you can do is wait.
And we both left Singapore since sept so i am not sure if that affects the process. I did call ICA and they said it was ok to leave country but both is needed to be in singapore for formalities. I've heard people saying that leaving the country will affect it to be longer but we didn't have a choice, we needed to go back. Will update if i do get my ltvp approved. Hopefully soon, good luck to you too!
ylhl wrote:Thanks for your information, now i think what i can do only waiting too. Hope the LTVP quickly approved. Good luck toomarie_katie wrote:
Sadly it's been 17 weeks for me and still receiving attention.. I emailed ICA and they said it takes up to 6 months so i guess the only thing you can do is wait.
And we both left Singapore since sept so i am not sure if that affects the process. I did call ICA and they said it was ok to leave country but both is needed to be in singapore for formalities. I've heard people saying that leaving the country will affect it to be longer but we didn't have a choice, we needed to go back. Will update if i do get my ltvp approved. Hopefully soon, good luck to you too!
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