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OBwannabe
Joined: 16 Feb 2008
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Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2012 8:17 am Post subject: Visa documents-6 month expiry date from when? |
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Are visa documents good from the day they are processed, or the day they are stamped? Perhaps this only pertains to the CBC. I had my CBC processed May 21, but was only stamped by the consulate June 7.
My diploma was notarized June 7 as well, but stamped by the consulate June 18. Either way, I'm coming down to the wire aren't I.
Also, shouldn't I have something with a visas issuance number on it?
Thanks all...I appreciate any feedback.
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ttompatz

Joined: 05 Sep 2005 Location: Kwangju, South Korea
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Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2012 3:57 pm Post subject: Re: Visa documents-6 month expiry date from when? |
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OBwannabe wrote: |
Are visa documents good from the day they are processed, or the day they are stamped? Perhaps this only pertains to the CBC. I had my CBC processed May 21, but was only stamped by the consulate June 7.
My diploma was notarized June 7 as well, but stamped by the consulate June 18. Either way, I'm coming down to the wire aren't I.
Also, shouldn't I have something with a visas issuance number on it?
Thanks all...I appreciate any feedback.
OB |
CBC is the only item where the date is an issue: 6 months or less when it lands on the desk at immigration.
There is nothing sent to you when you get your visa issuance number; just the number usually by sms, txt msg or e-mail. It is just a number that the consulate inputs to access your file at immigration when you are applying for your visa. (in the old days, before computer files were common, you used to get a blue letter with your number on it).
The actual visa is a thing they put in your passport (takes up a full page).
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OBwannabe
Joined: 16 Feb 2008
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Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 3:33 am Post subject: Re: Visa documents-6 month expiry date from when? |
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ttompatz wrote: |
OBwannabe wrote: |
Are visa documents good from the day they are processed, or the day they are stamped? Perhaps this only pertains to the CBC. I had my CBC processed May 21, but was only stamped by the consulate June 7.
My diploma was notarized June 7 as well, but stamped by the consulate June 18. Either way, I'm coming down to the wire aren't I.
Also, shouldn't I have something with a visas issuance number on it?
Thanks all...I appreciate any feedback.
OB |
CBC is the only item where the date is an issue: 6 months or less when it lands on the desk at immigration.
There is nothing sent to you when you get your visa issuance number; just the number usually by sms, txt msg or e-mail. It is just a number that the consulate inputs to access your file at immigration when you are applying for your visa. (in the old days, before computer files were common, you used to get a blue letter with your number on it).
The actual visa is a thing they put in your passport (takes up a full page).
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Thanks for the reply ttompatz. Whenever I post a question on here I always hope you will be the one to reply. That way I know I'm being set on the right track. |
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