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| Subject: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office |
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I want to hear from people applied in Paris for skiled worker category,
My experience is:
Applied in June 2002,
Get a file number in September 2002,
In 2004 they assked me to fill in the new forms,
Still waiting ...
Last march I emailed the office, they told me that my application will be processed in the 6-12 months.
They are processing the application filled in february 2002.
Please help me if possible
[04-07-2006,07:46]
[***.6.136.63]
Maleabs |
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(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
every time I look the wait gets longer. that is all I know.
[04-07-2006,13:28]
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sharon |
(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Iam paris applicant
Applied: Nov. 2001
AOR: Feb. 2002
Interview: Nov. 2005
Medicals: Apr. 2006
how can i help you?
[05-07-2006,08:12]
[***.91.242.38]
ThinkPad |
(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Maleabs
Paris is getting slow indeed.
but compared to your case and case of thinkpad mine is going much quicker.
goodluck
***i would not advise you to believe in their email replies - every time i am getting a different person answering or NO ANSWER at all.
[05-07-2006,09:01]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Anonymous would you plz share your timeline?
[05-07-2006,10:44]
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ThinkPad |
(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Dear ThinkPad,
Tell me a little about your experience in teh interview and the kind of question they ask.
I am living in Gaza Strip and it will be hard for me to get in the interview in time, so can I postpone the interview or even ask them to cancel it if I couldn´t attend because of the actual security situation in Gaza Strip.
And if you have any information on the chance to get an interview waiver according to my situation.
[06-07-2006,04:22]
[***.6.140.42]
Maleabs |
(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Hello Maleabs,
The interview was nothing but a normal conversation, the interviewer was so friendly, he asked about my work experience and about the catagory i applied under. so nothing to worry about just try to stay calm, you will get points where u deserve to get. be careful and try to keep the information u provide consistent, otherwise they are clever enough to know that something is not ok. BTW I attended the interview in Paris
about postponing the interview, i thing its possible if u provide a resonable reason why cant u appear for the interview . but for sure i wouldnt ask for cancellation, otherwise they would assessed your file only with the information u provided (which means in most cases refusal). if they asked for interview, it means the information u provided is NOT enough!
the links below can help u to prepare for the interview:
http://www.ece.ualberta.ca/~jgill/C_I_I_Q/main.html
http://immigrationguides.com/first_steps/surviving_the_immigration_interview.html
Good luck
[06-07-2006,05:07]
[***.91.242.38]
ThinkPad |
(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Dear ThinkPad,
Thank you very much for your quick response.
You were so helpful
[06-07-2006,05:18]
[***.6.140.42]
Maleabs |
(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Dear ThikPad,
One question.
I forget to ask you how long is the time between the interview call and the interview attendance.
Do they give me enough time to apply for visitor visa to France.
[06-07-2006,05:21]
[***.6.140.42]
Maleabs |
Dear ThikPad, (in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Dear ThikPad,
One more question.
I forget to ask you how long is the time between the interview call and the interview attendance.
Do they give me enough time to apply for visitor visa to France.
[06-07-2006,06:22]
[***.6.140.42]
Maleabs |
(in reply to: Please, any experience from Paris Visa Office)
Ive received the invitation for the interview on August for November
[06-07-2006,11:31]
[***.91.242.38]
ThinkPad |
