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Thanks SF. Will do.

If born in SG and applied immediately within a month, some say you may have an outcome in 2-3 months. Any application after that will take the normal processing time. Why are you rushing? It also depends on where are you from, quota, etc Thanks SF. yes, born in SG and applied within a month. Quota ...

Great. Thanks for your perspective. Appreciate it.

I had a question in regards to PR application for new born kids. We are a family of 4. My son, wife and myself received our PR earlier this year. We now have a new born daughter and I applied for PR for her. While waiting for outcome, I have her LTVP to legalise her stay here. Any idea how long doe...

I had a question in regards to PR application for new born kids. We are a family of 4. My son, wife and myself received our PR earlier this year. We now have a new born daughter and I applied for PR for her. While waiting for outcome, I have her LTVP to legalise her stay here. Any idea how long does...

At least now you are on the right track. Just a temporary siding on the journey. Shouldn't be any problem other than it adding an additional step due to bureaucracy. hi SMS, others, Just received an update that application for me and my family has been approved. Received the IPA in mailbox today an...

At least now you are on the right track. Just a temporary siding on the journey. Shouldn't be any problem other than it adding an additional step due to bureaucracy. hi SMS, others, Just received an update that application for me and my family has been approved. Received the IPA in mailbox today an...

It's a pretty easy process and should only take a day. You need to see a lawyer to have the deed poll set up properly. My Bro-in-Law did one years ago as his Indian name and his stage name were different. His cheques and contracts were always in his stage name (Name shortened and anglicised for eas...

It's a pretty easy process and should only take a day. You need to see a lawyer to have the deed poll set up properly. My Bro-in-Law did one years ago as his Indian name and his stage name were different. His cheques and contracts were always in his stage name (Name shortened and anglicised for eas...

You will, in all probability, have to do a deed poll to create an alias for your son because you added additional words on the passport. Birth Certificate and passport/dP need to match. Else you need a deed poll to legally change it or to add an alias. Thanks. The name on passport is as per the nom...

hi, I had made an application along with my family in early March. I received an email a day ago asking for additional documents pertaining to "Official name change documents for my child". My child is born in Singapore, and has never had any name change. The only difference is that his birth-certif...