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churek

@churek

After ng fingerprinting sa PH embassy, bibigyan ka nila authorization letter.

Papadala mo sa pinas un original NBI form at authorization from embassy para ma proseso duon ng representative mo (LBC parang $35 ata bayad)
Punta ng rep mo sa NBI taft pipila ofw lane / bayad lang then
Babalikan na lang ulit un after 2-wks ata
Pa scan mo na lang, tapos
Upload</blockquote>

So no need na sir magpasched din ng appointment sa NBI sa pinas?

jmban33

@churek no need na just ask your representative to go directly to OFW lane sa nbi taft

churek

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="jmban33">@churek no need na just ask your representative to go directly to OFW lane sa nbi taft</blockquote>

Thanks sir.

UbePandesal

churek

Ask lang po uli mga sir/ma'am.

Anyone currently in SG na nagrequest ng FBI clearance?

(Paste ko na lang dito ung questions ko from other forum. )

Hi,

Those currently living/staying in Singapore, how did you request for FBI Clearance?

Where did you get your FD-258? Did you just print it in normal paper? Or need to print in cardstock (the one used for business cards). Also what size?
Where did you go for fingerprinting? Need to set appointment in police station?
Which police station in case, and do we need to show them the ITA before they accept?

If anyone also have step by step instructions on how to do it here in SG is highly appreciated.

Thanks.

churek

anyone?

audreamer05

@churek I can only answer for the fingerprinting. For the fingerprinting, if they have the form then you can you just print it on a normal paper. (not sure though with FBI) pero sa ibang country like UAE is ok lang sa normal paper then you can bring it in Singapore Police sa may Cantonment. No need for schedule, walk-in will do pero they're schedule for fingerprinting is Tuesday and Thursday lang (2-5pm). Nakalimutan ko na yun bayad, either parang 10 or 15sgd ata yun.

churek

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="audreamer05">@churek I can only answer for the fingerprinting. For the fingerprinting, if they have the form then you can you just print it on a normal paper. (not sure though with FBI) pero sa ibang country like UAE is ok lang sa normal paper then you can bring it in Singapore Police sa may Cantonment. No need for schedule, walk-in will do pero they're schedule for fingerprinting is Tuesday and Thursday lang (2-5pm). Nakalimutan ko na yun bayad, either parang 10 or 15sgd ata yun.</blockquote>

Hi, thanks for answering.

May mga nababasa kasi ako na narereject ng FBI pag sa normal paper kasi mababa daw ang quality ng fingerprint. So to be safe sana makahanap ng FD-258 mismo.

Also, do you know kung via ink din ba sa Singapore Police? Or biometrics sila? Ipriprint nila ung fingerprint sa form na dala mo?

Sorry for asking too much questions.

Thanks.

audreamer05

@churek , ink sila.

churek

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="audreamer05">@churek , ink sila.</blockquote>

Thanks.

audreamer05

@churek maybe you can check with the US embassy. Like kasi sa NBI clearance pag dito ka kumuha meron sila nun fingerprint card na makukuha mo sa Embassy. Or not sure kung accepted nila kahit ibang card, sa Cantonment kasi iask ka nila kung meron ka paper or card kung saan ilalagay ang fingerprint then kung wala baka meron din sila sarili.

Blackmamba

Good pm mga ka SG, ask ko lang po if may experience na magpakasal sa ROM at yun ang ginamit as evidence sa marriage at di galing NSO.

Concerned lang po kasi baka di irecognize if sa ROM.

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="Blackmamba">Good pm mga ka SG, ask ko lang po if may experience na magpakasal sa ROM at yun ang ginamit as evidence sa marriage at di galing NSO.

Concerned lang po kasi baka di irecognize if sa ROM.</blockquote>

ROM is the body responsible for registering marriage in Singapore; and because you are living in Singapore, I really don't see any reasons why the marriage will not be recognise by Australian authority.

jazmyne18

@Blackmamba my friend na nandun na ngayon ay nagROM dito. I don't think na hindi siya irerecognize kasi legit naman yun. 🙂

Blackmamba

@TasBurrfoot @jazmyne18 thank you po. Sige po dun nalang po muna kami magpakasal para iwas na sa maraming documents.

shrinx29

hello, tanong ko lang sa mga nag renounce ng SPR recently. Gaano na katagal o kabilis ma release ang CPF?? TIA

kh@L3L

Email embassy for sched
Go to embassy
Embassy will give us form to sign and put pics and thumbmark

After ng fingerprinting sa PH embassy, bibigyan ka nila authorization letter.

Papadala mo sa pinas un original NBI form at authorization from embassy para ma proseso duon ng representative mo (LBC parang $35 ata bayad)
Punta ng rep mo sa NBI taft pipila ofw lane / bayad lang then
Babalikan na lang ulit un after 2-wks ata
Pa scan mo na lang, tapos
Upload

xylocke

@kaidenMVH no need na po ba i pa CTC kung colored scanned copies? yun akin kasi pina photcopy ko lahat tapos pina CTC. Yung stat doc is notarized + ctc

@daye00 yun case ko, 2 companies, ako gumawa nung detailed COE, pinasa ko HR tapos sila ng print with letterhead and all tapos sign sila. for ACN, gumawa ako statutory document, pina sign sa boss ko dati tapos pina notarized + ctc. Lahat ng docs na sinubmit ko is photcopy nung original + ctc

kaidenMVH

@xylocke colored scan copies sir ay ok na. pero kung napa notarized mo na, ok din lang naman. meron ako pina notarize which is yun letter from my former boss stating that i worked for the company, kasi di ako makakuha ng COE from HR. yun letter kasi ay walang letterhead kaya pina notarize ko.

audreamer05

Ano po sagot nyo dito? Sa mga hindi PR dito sa Singapore.

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