Wd40 wrote:Just wanted to update:
My Colleague, Indian national working in banking under vendor payroll. Salary definitely less than 6k, applied for PR in May last year and he got it approved last week.
Yeah, I was quite shocked actually. Another thing: His wife was pregnant at the time of application and boy baby delivered in Singapore few months ago(1st child), obviously the boy baby wasnt even mentioned in the PR application.
He was asked for additional details about extended family members,2 months after the application.
So Indians who have applied and fit the above bill and have been waiting for 9 months or so and asked for additional details about family members. Do hang in there!
Why it is not sir?sundaymorningstaple wrote:Why do you reckon it's important? You planning to go out and buy a family exactly the same and reapply?
so pray, enlighten me .. how will you 'tailor' your application ??freeman.vu wrote:Why it is not sir?sundaymorningstaple wrote:Why do you reckon it's important? You planning to go out and buy a family exactly the same and reapply?
My reasoning is that I also got asked family details but my PR was rejected in the end about a year ago. I know from here, asking for family details is a way to measure the 'social damage' caused by PR applicant if PR is granted. So with that profile, I think possibly that family part should a positive factor.
I get what you mean, but .. I got the impression from freeman.vu otherwiseWd40 wrote:I dont think he is talking about tailoring the application. Basically, he is just trying to evaluate his application.
If you know that having too many family members is considered a liability then might as well not apply at all instead of waiting for 1 year only to get rejected.
In my friends case, I guess its a simple normal uncomplicated Indian family. 1 father 1 mother and either 2 brothers/sisters or 1 brother and 1 sister.
Thank you Wd40Wd40 wrote:I dont think he is talking about tailoring the application. Basically, he is just trying to evaluate his application.
If you know that having too many family members is considered a liability then might as well not apply at all instead of waiting for 1 year only to get rejected.
In my friends case, I guess its a simple normal uncomplicated Indian family. 1 father 1 mother and either 2 brothers/sisters or 1 brother and 1 sister.
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