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| Subject: Decision Made |
With regards to spousal sponsorship processed at Hong Kong Visa office, how long does it take to receive a Passport request, after the E-Client changes to Decision Made. It has been more than five weeks.
[17-05-2005,23:07]
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Will |
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decision made = another life ruined
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[17-05-2005,23:11]
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Canuck |
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Your Passport will be there soon , congrats man!
[17-05-2005,23:13]
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Andy |
(in reply to: Decision Made)
Must be on the way. Congratulations!
[18-05-2005,00:33]
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Lina |
Thanks (in reply to: Decision Made)
To Andy and Lina
Thanks for the congratulations. However, until the actual passport request do come in, Decision Made can go either way. But I am hoping for the best
To Canuck
I´m sorry to disappoint you. My life has been more successful than I could have ever dreamt, since I landed in Canada more than five years ago. I got a job within two months of landing, and now I occupy a senior position. My experience and qualification was easily accepted and I even managed to secure Canadian and US qualification with the financial support of my employers.
I now own my own house, and can easily afford to pay for my wife´s education without needing her to work.
I would never have been able to do all of these things, in my previous country of residence.
[19-05-2005,00:30]
[**.192.114.26]
Will |
decision made (in reply to: Decision Made)
my PR application processed at Hong Kong Visa office, how long does it take to receive a Passport request, after the E-Client changes to Decision Made. e-case change on
12-sep-2005.i am from india.
[25-09-2005,12:05]
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harpreet |
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