Basically if you only applied for your wife and yourself but omitting your children , then of course ICA would want to know why are you omitting them out from your application. If you do this then you are on a one way street named FORGETITANDDONOTTRYTOFOOLUS Streetfreeman.vu wrote:Hi All,
I applied PR on early last May and today I got a letter from ICA asking for a detailed full CV of both me and my wife's family members ( parents and siblings).
The letter attaches two other forms with just few columns: name and birth of date, relationship, employment, rank, duties and few other employment related fields.
1. We are confused as do we need to provide official or with stamp supporting documents or just fill in the forms and bring to ICA?
2. Bosses, do you know usually are there any positive signals here? Basing on your experience, statistically (if have) how long the outcome of such cases generally will be out?
Thanks a bunch and happy Friday to you all.
Thank Mad Scientist, I got it. I don't have kids yet so I am more falling into the second case, bolded above.Mad Scientist wrote:
Basically if you only applied for your wife and yourself but omitting your children , then of course ICA would want to know why are you omitting them out from your application. If you do this then you are on a one way street named FORGETITANDDONOTTRYTOFOOLUS Street
If you do not have kids then ICA would want to know yours and the wife family tree as some applicant once their PR is approved immediately apply for LTSVP for the whole family and another way to circumvent NS if you have kids which is a NO-NO
Another possibility is your other sibling might be working in SG too and there will be duplication in application
If you have nothing to hide, declare truthfully.
If ICA responded to your application, i.e your toes are in the door
ecureilx,ecureilx wrote:sorry I am late to this party
To apply, firstly, you MUST READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS
And, it is mandatory for you to furnish information of your family, your parents, siblings etc. etc. though support documents to that effect is NOT NEEDED, unless ICA asks (and they could easily get some agency to randomly check if your information is valid or not .. )
And details include the siblings place of residence, their employment, and also your parents place of residence, as well as their source of income / employment etc. etc.
Which of this did you miss ??![]()
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Actually, I was thinking a bit negative here as I am afraid my application is going to another round of a few more months processing again. Felt like it wasn't touched until the deadline which I supposes to hear some response and responding by asking for some more details, so they IC A cleverly killed two birds with one stone (extends the time + response to the applicant)
Pardon my English, what is that all about ? Are you second guessing ICA ???![]()
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sundaymorningstaple wrote:Pay no attention to squirrel, he gets that way occasionally.....![]()
OP, we would appreciate you letting us know the outcome if & when.....
It's the way we can tell, over a period of time, if the goal posts are being pushed and in which direction.![]()
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