You can get a DOB certificate based on your passport from your local embassy here and can submit as an additional document?cen6247 wrote:hi, i hope to seek advise from here, i just submitted my PR application this week, but i make 1 silly mistake.! i did not bring my Birth Certificate because i left it in my hometown, so the officer told me to sign a letter indicate the reason i cannot produce the Birth Cert. She said if the ICA require me to produce the Birth Cert then they will notify me.
My Question is, what are the chances my PR application will be rejected because of unable to show my Birth Cert ?
Anyone here that also failed to produce the Birth Cert, and ICA reject your application for this reason ?
Never heard but wouldn't wanna push it either.cen6247 wrote:Anyone here that also failed to produce the Birth Cert, and ICA reject your application for this reason ?
You can voluntarily submit it as an additional missed out document at the Counterthe lynx wrote:Never heard but wouldn't wanna push it either.cen6247 wrote:Anyone here that also failed to produce the Birth Cert, and ICA reject your application for this reason ?
ICA is currently weeding out as many applicants as possible. Don't let yourself be part of that statistics. Go and get your birth cert ready at hand ASAP and wait for them to ask for it.
as i understand, i can only make E-appointment for PR submission, since the officer told me that they will contact me again if i were required to produce the Birth Certsingaporeflyer wrote:You can voluntarily submit it as an additional missed out document at the Counterthe lynx wrote:Never heard but wouldn't wanna push it either.cen6247 wrote:Anyone here that also failed to produce the Birth Cert, and ICA reject your application for this reason ?
ICA is currently weeding out as many applicants as possible. Don't let yourself be part of that statistics. Go and get your birth cert ready at hand ASAP and wait for them to ask for it.
Hi Mi Amigo, i take on your advise, i have just make an e-appointment online to submit my Birth Cert proactively, but sadly the appointment date is on SeptemberMi Amigo wrote:You can make an appointment (using the online system) to submit additional documents in support of your PR application. I know because I did that. My advice to you would be to submit the birth certificate proactively rather than wait to be asked for it; it will (IMO) show that you are serious about the application. But it's your call obviously.
To be clear, what you need to do (as with the passport and other certificates, etc. previously) is to take the original birth certificate and two copies to the ICA. The officer will check the original, then give it back to you and chop the copies, initialling them as true copies of an original that has been viewed.
Will depend on the person of course as no application is the same, but I submitted my application at the end of Jan without a birth certificate and signed the letter you mentioned, I was approved at the start of June and got my IC last week. So I doubt they will reject you because of it, but of course no-one can say for certain.cen6247 wrote:hi, i hope to seek advise from here, i just submitted my PR application this week, but i make 1 silly mistake.! i did not bring my Birth Certificate because i left it in my hometown, so the officer told me to sign a letter indicate the reason i cannot produce the Birth Cert. She said if the ICA require me to produce the Birth Cert then they will notify me.
My Question is, what are the chances my PR application will be rejected because of unable to show my Birth Cert ?
Anyone here that also failed to produce the Birth Cert, and ICA reject your application for this reason ?
Must have been the MASTERS wot dunnit.JayCee wrote:Will depend on the person of course as no application is the same, but I submitted my application at the end of Jan without a birth certificate and signed the letter you mentioned, I was approved at the start of June and got my IC last week. So I doubt they will reject you because of it, but of course no-one can say for certain.
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