cowgoesmoo wrote: ↑Sat, 25 Feb 2023 2:41 pmMy family moved to SG in 2000, when I was only 2 years old. I've attended kindergarten, primary school, secondary school, JC and local university here. Stayed here for 23 years now. Unfortunately, during our time here, my parents split and my dad has migrated to Canada with his new family. My Mum and I remain Singapore PRs (since 2007, I was P3). However, my mum has no plans on retiring here. So, I applied for citizenship on my own in July 2021 and has been pending since then. At the time of application, I was a 3rd year undergrad at the NTU. I have since graduated and married my bf of 5 years (Malay-Muslim). He's also a graduate from NTU. I just wanted to know my chances.
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Gender: F
Age: 25
Marital Status: Married (Dec 2022)
Annual Income: 53k
Nationality: Filipino (PR since 2007, lived here since 2000)
Languages: Chinese (up to GCE A level MT), Malay Level 4 (taken in Uni)
Application has been pending for 19 months with no news/updates. The waiting is causing anxiety and if it's going to be rejected, I know I'll be devastated having grown up here and taken MT classes with my friends and all the memories with them. I'd appreciate any input.
Can try, otherwise just wait and within these two years if you have children chances will shoot up.cowgoesmoo wrote: ↑Sun, 26 Feb 2023 11:48 amYes, hubby is Singaporean, but he will only be able to sponsor only after an outcome (rejection) is available or at the second application right? (just asking) because I'm not sure if that can be done while my application is pending
OP may be able to have these records added to her file, but like you said might not be enough at the moment.MOCHS wrote: ↑Sun, 26 Feb 2023 1:41 pmIf you get rejected, wait for two years after the rejection date, then get your husband to sponsor you.
You might have to treat the application fee of this first application as a donation since there might be a chance of rejection. In the mean time it does not hurt to update ICA for this first application that you got married.
cowgoesmoo wrote: ↑Sat, 25 Feb 2023 2:41 pmMy family moved to SG in 2000, when I was only 2 years old. I've attended kindergarten, primary school, secondary school, JC and local university here. Stayed here for 23 years now. Unfortunately, during our time here, my parents split and my dad has migrated to Canada with his new family. My Mum and I remain Singapore PRs (since 2007, I was P3). However, my mum has no plans on retiring here. So, I applied for citizenship on my own in July 2021 and has been pending since then. At the time of application, I was a 3rd year undergrad at the NTU. I have since graduated and married my bf of 5 years (Malay-Muslim). He's also a graduate from NTU. I just wanted to know my chances.
Profile:
Gender: F
Age: 25
Marital Status: Married (Dec 2022)
Annual Income: 53k
Nationality: Filipino (PR since 2007, lived here since 2000)
Languages: Chinese (up to GCE A level MT), Malay Level 4 (taken in Uni)
Application has been pending for 19 months with no news/updates. The waiting is causing anxiety and if it's going to be rejected, I know I'll be devastated having grown up here and taken MT classes with my friends and all the memories with them. I'd appreciate any input.
Congrats, The key factor is the marriage with citizen that helped.cowgoesmoo wrote: ↑Sun, 11 Feb 2024 1:16 am
UPDATE
After waiting for a total of 30.5 months, I received an approved in principle lettee crom ICA. Words just can’t describe how much it means to me. I am over the moon. This was my first application and I’m super thankful because I know some of my documents were kinda messy.
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