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Mylo · Joined: 25 Aug 2005

I just got my visa issuance paper to take to Osaka this week. Everyone talks about 'the blue paper' but mine is white. Could my employer have just given me a copy of it for some reason?

Also, in the area with my details, 'place and position of employment' is blank. I am assuming that this is because I am not working anywhere right now? Under 'items of confirmation' it says 'work at' and has a name listed in Korean.

Am I just being a bit paranoid?

Thanks.

peppermint · Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2005 2:16 am Post subject:

The paper is white, but most of the writing is in blue, and very little of it is in English, right?

Mylo · Joined: 25 Aug 2005

The paper is white and the writing is black. But yes, most of it is in Korean with very little English. But I noticed they have also written my sex as male instead of female.

This probably won't matter though will it? Obviously they will see that it is a mistake and that I am female.

I'm sure my employers know what they are doing. They have done this before.

RachaelRoo · Joined: 15 Jul 2005 Location: Anywhere but Ulsan!

[quote="Mylo"]. But I noticed they have also written my sex as male instead of female.

This probably won't matter though will it? Obviously they will see that it is a mistake and that I am female.

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I thought they had my sex wrong too when I looked at my blue paper - I later realized that it is the Director's gender that they were referring to - could this be the case? Look closely.