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Post by felipe on Jul 14, 2014 18:24:35 GMT 12
Went to the Phil Embassy here in SG last Monday, they are charging 42SGD for Fingerprinting and/or Authentication. Kahit mag pa fingerprint ka na sa Cantonment (S$15), you still need to bring back sa embassy for authentication S$42.
If you want sa Embassy mag pa fingerprint, kelangan pa daw mag pa schedule online.
Hassle sa massel. hay...
Buti nalang i wont be needing the NBI yet as I'm coming to NZ on a Student Visa and my Wife on Work Visa as sponsored by my Student Visa.
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Post by paolhen on Jul 14, 2014 21:00:54 GMT 12
Whaaat???!!!! Wwwhhhhaaaaa grabe naman un. Nung time namen wala naman bayad. Mag antay nga lang ng almost 2 months nung nagpa sked. Thanks sa info felipe |
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Post by mikenify on Jul 15, 2014 2:23:01 GMT 12
Hi paolhen di na kailangan ng schedule para sa authentication anytime pwede ka na magpunta dun, nung nagpunta ko last june 2014 wala naman bayad di ko lang alam kung bakit may bayad na ngaun. Baka naman di taga embadsy yung naninigil ng 42 sgd |
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Post by felipe on Jul 15, 2014 16:57:50 GMT 12
Yes po, ang sabi nga dun sa embassy, kapag nagmamadali ka daw, go to the police station sa Cantonment to have your fingerprinting ($15) then ibalik sa embassy for authentication. no need na for appointment. pero need parin magbayad nung $42.
Ang labo nga eh. I emailed them again, sabi ko bat ganon, bakit kelangan ng appointment pag fingerprinting+authentication pero pag authentication lang walang appointment. Sabi ko nga magdadala nalang ako ng sarili kong ink and pad pang fingerprinting kung gusto nila. hehe.
Ewan ko ba, pera pera. Pati pag notarize sa Embassy ang mahal kesa sa ibang NOtary Public.
Philippine Embassy is every OFWs' thorn in the flesh. hehe
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Post by Deleted on Jul 24, 2014 1:50:57 GMT 12
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Post by ModM on Jul 24, 2014 9:04:57 GMT 12
Even here sa NZ you have to pay a fee of $35 nzd to get the form and be assisted sa fingerprinting.
Sent from my GT-I9505 using proboards
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Post by aBiSh @admin on Jul 24, 2014 14:02:22 GMT 12
Sis ModM I remember my form was sent by my family together with other documents I needed from Pinas. Yung fingerprinting ko is from the police station which is free. |
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Post by ModM on Jul 24, 2014 14:12:01 GMT 12
Yes sis aBiSh @admin pwede sya ganyan but what I meant is yung sa Philippine Embassy may bayad. Actually di ko nga din gets why eh. Mas mahal pa sya sa mismong Clearance! |
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Post by mikenify on Jul 25, 2014 1:51:23 GMT 12
Kaya pala 1st week of july ang pilit na binibigay sa aking appointment kahit na May pa lang nun. Pinagkakakitaan tayo ng husto... hehehe
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Post by aBiSh @admin on Jul 25, 2014 10:49:46 GMT 12
Oo nga eh. Kaya I always suggest whenever the applicants are already in New Zealand, wag na magpa-fingerprint sa Philippine Embassy para hindi masuportahan ang corruption.
If there are other ways to get it for free, go for it. Kapag napansin nila walang pumapatol sa corruption scheme nila titigil din sila (hopefully). Nakakahiya talaga.
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Post by felipe on Jul 25, 2014 21:49:48 GMT 12
Matindi talaga. Pati yang OEC na yan, money-making scheme. Anyways, hingi po ako ng advice/clarification. I got accepted na sa school jan sa NZ(postgrad) and in the process of applying my Student Visa (and partnership-supported work visa for my wife). Now regarding the NBI, since according po sa visa form, i would NOT need the police clearance if i am NOT planning to stay in NZ for more than 24 months. So ang naisip ko po, hindi muna ko mag provide ng NBI, since 1 year lang po yung study ko therefore ang student visa na ibibigay sa akin is 1 year lang din. Pero shempre po after studying i would also apply for resident/work visa. That is the time that I plan to provide the NBI. Since kelangan naman po is less than 6 months old yung NBI. Tama po ba ako sa decision na ito? Or is it still better to provide the NBI kahit na less than a year lang yung course ko? Sorry for the long-winded post.  ? Thanks for the reply.  |
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Post by ModM on Jul 26, 2014 8:09:35 GMT 12
felipe there is a slim chance/window you will need an NBI clearance. Yes, it is true that you have a student visa and you will not be needing it but what if your wife gets a good job offer. In theory the roles can be reversed where your wife can become the principal applicant for an EoI towards residency. In fact I know a Pinay who was on work visa as partner of a student visa holder. I think after one or two months dito she got an offer for a permanent post so apply na sila ng residency with her as the main applicant. Although di ko na naalam what happened next. Sent from my GT-I9505 using proboards
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Post by aBiSh @admin on Jul 28, 2014 10:09:20 GMT 12
For me felipe I think tama lang na hindi na muna kumuha ng NBI when not needed kasi although 1 year ang validity nung papel mismo, usually when required sa immigration kailangan 6 months or less when issued. Nangyayari usually nagdadala tayo ng valid NBI tapos by the time na kailanganin, lapse na ang 6 months so kailangang kumuha ulit ng bago. Just keep in mind that getting an NBI while overseas takes a while though, a month or two ang safest lead time depende sa maraming factors. |
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Post by pinoybizness on Jul 29, 2014 3:11:44 GMT 12
Regarding sa SPA para sa nbi need pa ba nating ipa authenticate yun or common letter with my id will do ?
Another question po anong sasabihin mo sa police cantonement? Finger printing for Nbi ?
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Post by ModM on Jul 29, 2014 9:05:22 GMT 12
pinoybizness yung authorization letter ginawa namin may kasamang IDs namin mga applicant tsaka copy of most recent nbi clearance. Hindi sya notarized or anything. Sent from my GT-I9505 using proboards
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Post by mikenify on Jul 30, 2014 2:21:25 GMT 12
pinoybizness ang finger printing service sa Police Cantonment Mon - Fri 2pm to 5pm sa second floor. Kailangan mo dalin ang mga sumusunod: IC Passport Passport(photocopy)
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Post by pinoybizness on Aug 1, 2014 1:57:40 GMT 12
hello pano po ba kung i courier namin sa NBI office mismo, pano po ba makakabayad?
postal money order, check, etc ?
pano po yung nila ipapadala pabalik sa amin? do we need to send a return envelope po ba?
tnx
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Post by pinoybizness on Aug 2, 2014 17:54:27 GMT 12
Sad to say wala kaming available na kamag anak to process our doc. Might send it directly to nbi
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Post by aBiSh @admin on Aug 6, 2014 13:38:41 GMT 12
Hi pinoybizness! Oo baka ganun na nga. Just follow yung procedure na binigay ng NBI doon sa website nila. |
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Post by pinoybizness on Aug 12, 2014 12:31:04 GMT 12
OMG as in OMG. According to NBI these are my cases. 1. Murder 2. Rape 3. Illegal possession of firearms I was told by my brother to file an affidavit of denial. Anybody po ba na mayroon din kasong katulad ko pero sa real life e takot pumatay ng buhay na manok. Really frustrating kaya binuhos ko na lang sa joke. So anyway mayronn na po bang gumawa ng Affidavit of Denial sa inyo? |
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Post by aBiSh @admin on Aug 12, 2014 14:18:53 GMT 12
Ouch. Mahirap siguro yan kasi may kapangalan ka pinoybizness. Are you able to fly quickly to Pinas? Kasi sa NBI main office kapag may hit ka pwede ka makipag-usap mismo sa kanila to check kung sa iyo nga ba talaga yung mga cases na yun. Not sure how you can do it abroad. Baka nga through the Affidavit of Denial. |
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Post by pinoybizness on Aug 14, 2014 1:04:34 GMT 12
ok here's my update, punta po kami sa Singapore Embassy told them that I got 'hit' on my nbi clearance.
they told me that it's pretty normal specially with my surname 'DELA CRUZ'.
i googled some 'affidavit of denial for nbi clearance' change it accordingly and gave it to them.
paid SGD 42 dollars again and was told to get it after 2 days. WHAAAAAAATTTT 2 days.
so i asked them can we expedite the process? yes was the answer but I need to pay additional
SGD 50. okay no choice paid the amount and wait for less than 2 hrs.
then after that yun na they gave me the notarized affidavit of denial.
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Post by m83x on May 25, 2015 13:23:33 GMT 12
Hello po, may question lang po ako regarding sa authorization letter. Pwede ko po ba i-attach yung photocopy ng passport ko as proof of identication + old NBI clearance sa letter? What I mean is pwede po bang photocopy lang yung ID na ise-send sa pinas o dapat original ID yung isasama?
Thanks po!
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Post by ModM on May 26, 2015 19:26:43 GMT 12
m83x hindi original ID ang pinadala namin. Photocopy ng passport biopage na nacertify ng JP (justice of peace). Kasama rin ang duplicate copy ng most recent NBI clearance Sent from my GT-I9505 using proboards
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Post by m83x on May 26, 2015 22:40:33 GMT 12
ModM Thanks for the info.
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Post by jepoy246 on Jun 5, 2015 9:16:31 GMT 12
Hello Question po.
Applicable pa ba 'til now yung pag obtain ng nbi clearance na minention sa page 1 o mas madali na e process ngayon ang nbi clearance from abroad (nz)?
Im planning kasi to submit my residence application kaso ang nbi clearance ko na sinubmit sa kanila is 7mos old by now.
Thanks.
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Post by m83x on Jun 5, 2015 9:21:45 GMT 12
jepoy246 kakabigay lang ng representative ko sa NBI Manila kahapon yung NBI Form at authorisation letter, sabi dun June 16 pa daw makukuha yung NBI Clearance, di naman sinabi kung bakit pero parang usual process na nila yun. I think once na makareceive ka na ng ITA saka mo na iprocess yung NBI Clearance para sure ka na pasok sa timeline.
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Post by jepoy246 on Jun 5, 2015 9:37:46 GMT 12
m83x thabk you. Actually me ITA na ako 2days ago lang at after day na saya dun ko na realize na 7mos old na ang nbi clearance ko at worried kasi matagal processing sa atin. So sa phil embassy kaparin pumunta para thumbmark? Nabasa ko kasi sa ibang forum na ganito. 1. Go to nbi site and fillup form 2. Print the form with reg. Code 3. Scan copy of passport 4. Scan id from abroad 5. 2x2 picture with white background After nito d clear kung saan e sisend and if ok lang ba e send sa consular office o embassy o need paba talaga send sa pinas representative and sila na mag poprocess? Huhuhu... bakit kaya mahirap mag process pag involve ang philippine government. Kasi ang malaysia police clearance ko madali lang like apply form and submit and pickup d clearance sa consular office.
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Post by jepoy246 on Jun 5, 2015 9:55:47 GMT 12
Just to update, i received email from consulate office with instructions:
Yes this can be done in Auckland at the Auckland Consulate. Fee is $35 bring your passport and 1 passport sized photo. YOu will be fingerprinted and the form once fully executed will be given back to you for you to send to Manila. YOur representative in Manila can bring it to the NBI office there.
GarciaLaw and the Philippine Consulate in Auckland have moved to new premises. We have re-opened at The Theatre Royal - 486 New North Rd, Kingsland, PO Box 41344, St Luke’s Auckland Central 1346 Phone 09 600 6100 and Fax 09 849 3666 as per below.
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Post by m83x on Jun 5, 2015 10:22:51 GMT 12
jepoy246 tama yung info na nakuha mo. may nagsasabi na pag thru consular office, medyo matatagalan yung NBI clearance and mahirap ma track kung nasaan na yung document mo. kaya mas prefer nila na via representative na lang para at least makakuha ka ng update from them. kaya that's what i did, along with that NBI form you have you attach your photocopy of passport (certified by Justice of the Peace), nag sama na din ako ng photocopy ng visa page (certified din). tapos gumawa ako ng authorisation letter. Here's the address kung saan mo padadala yung docs. Ms. Sandra Sobida Mailed Clearance Section, 2nd floor NBCS Bldg., NBI Taft Ave., Ermita, Manila God bless sa residency natin
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