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naturegirl321

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Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 6:15 am Post subject: Time to get E2 visa issuance number? |
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I've been told it takes a month, is that true? Last time it only took 7 days. Thanks so much |
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vaticanhotline
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Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 7:21 am Post subject: |
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It's possible that it depends on which province you're going to or somesuch. In my case, it took about a month (and I was sweating that month waiting to be told it wouldn't have gone through), and that was recently enough, October last. Is it an NOA you're getting or the visa itself? That might make a difference for all I know. By the way, in my case it was an NOA; they took all the documents for the visa when I got here. |
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naturegirl321

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Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 9:36 am Post subject: |
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vaticanhotline wrote: |
It's possible that it depends on which province you're going to or somesuch. In my case, it took about a month (and I was sweating that month waiting to be told it wouldn't have gone through), and that was recently enough, October last. Is it an NOA you're getting or the visa itself? That might make a difference for all I know. By the way, in my case it was an NOA; they took all the documents for the visa when I got here. |
I went through GNUCR last time and was placed in a public school in Gangnam in Seoul. This time I'm going through a university, so thought that it would be fast. The whole month thing will be cutting it really really close.
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vaticanhotline
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Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 9:09 pm Post subject: |
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If you're starting in March then that would be similar enough to my experience; I didn't get the NOA until September. I don't know how universities work over here, but back home it was a quagmire of bureaucracy whenever you had to get something important sorted out with the "university authorities" (fifteen different copies for funding applications to be sent to twelve different academic and administrative offices, with two extra copies going to your supervisor and the head of the department to sign off on, which will only then go ahead without complications if the moon and Jupiter are aligned in the fifth sign of the zodiac kind of thing). |
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naturegirl321

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Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 7:25 am Post subject: |
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vaticanhotline wrote: |
If you're starting in March then that would be similar enough to my experience; I didn't get the NOA until September. I don't know how universities work over here, but back home it was a quagmire of bureaucracy whenever you had to get something important sorted out with the "university authorities" (fifteen different copies for funding applications to be sent to twelve different academic and administrative offices, with two extra copies going to your supervisor and the head of the department to sign off on, which will only then go ahead without complications if the moon and Jupiter are aligned in the fifth sign of the zodiac kind of thing). |
Hm, hope it takes less than a month, I leave on the 22nd Feb early in the morning. |
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