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NAME ARRANGEMENT /SEQUENCE ON DEGREE & SECONDARY SCHOOL

Drfaizan

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Hi , I'm DV-2022 WINNER AS23***
MY NAME IN PASSPORT IS WRITTEN AS
FAYAZ AHMED SYED
SURNAME : SYED
FiRST NAME : FAYAZ
MIDDLE NAME :AHMED
BUT, IN MY SCHOOL/ DEGREE IT IS IN THIS SEQUENCE : SYED FAYAZ AHMED.
so, it's actually starting with surname /first / middle name ......
So, is it must to change the SEQUENCE OF NAMES ACCORDING TO PASSPORT & NOT REQUIRED. AS IN INITIAL ENTRY : PASSPORT : DS-260 ALL ARE SAME.
AS THERE IS NO SPELLING MISTAKES ONLY SEQUENTIAL ARRANGEMENT IS DIFFERENT. PLEASE ADVISE...
 
Overthinking. Nothing wrong with the name sequence on school documents not being in the same sequence with the rest of your documents.

p.s. there’s no need to post in all CAPS in a public forum.
 
Hi, a recent interview experience shared by a member where the CO during interview noted pointed out that the Name in the Passport & EDUCATIONAL documents were not in the similar format or sequence so, he was in a problem & his case was put in A.P. (not sure.)
As there was No spelling mistake just a different sequential as many countries have...
Can someone give me a Expert advise as I will be current next month AS20K & my case is similar .
Should I take a SAME PERSON AFFIDAVIT as I had visited the Indian embassy in Saudi arabia . They agreed to give me a same person affidavit after verification of my original docs. Anything extra I have to carry please advise... Thanks... sorry to ask again & again as I'm a bit Over cautious.
 

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Hi, Need some Clarification.
1.)- Can I submit the bank statement from my bank which is in my home country. It's a internationally reputed bank.As I'm currently working in Saudi Arabia & all my savings are in India. We can get a ORIGINAL statement from the bank with authentication. Pls advise.
2.)- Is it possible to submit bank statements of my wife .( Bank in Saudi Arabia) who is derivative but is employed in Saudi Arabia or only we are allowed bank statements of Principal Applicant only.? Is it advisable to carry all the bank statements of myself & my wife...
 
Hi, Need some Clarification.
1.)- Can I submit the bank statement from my bank which is in my home country. It's a internationally reputed bank.As I'm currently working in Saudi Arabia & all my savings are in India. We can get a ORIGINAL statement from the bank with authentication. Pls advise.
2.)- Is it possible to submit bank statements of my wife .( Bank in Saudi Arabia) who is derivative but is employed in Saudi Arabia or only we are allowed bank statements of Principal Applicant only.? Is it advisable to carry all the bank statements of myself & my wife...
1. Yes you can do that. Although the CO may wonder how come you have no bank statements from a Saudi Arabian bank considering you're working in SA.
2. Yes, her bank statements can also be submitted for consideration. Carry them both.

The rule of thumb is to take along any document you might potentially need (and only present them if asked). At the end of the day, it is better to be over prepared and not need those documents, than attend the interview under prepared only to later on find out you should have attended the interview with some documents which they're asking for at the last minute.
 
Hi, small Clarification to reply 1 & 2
1.)- Actually I do have a savings bank account in Saudi Arabia but as I am normally transferring my savings & other income payments to bank in India. So, very little balance is left in bank in Saudi Arabia .All major amounts are in India. My question is will that create any confusion as my interview will be in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia & I will be presenting both Statements from India & Saudi Arabia. So, will they disregard my Indian bank statements if it is stamped & authenticated by the bank. (HDFC BANK.) or is it better to transfer all my balance back to Saudi Arabian bank.?
2.)- My wife is my life partner & her bank statements will be reflecting our financial status... so it will be taken into account...?
3.)-last question : I had visited dubai (U.A.E.) in 2018 for 5 days which I mentioned in DS-260 . need I take any P.C.C. for that. ?
 
1. No need transferring the funds back, take the statements for both banks along.
2. I know your wife is your partner, need point in trying to explain that to me since I already said her bank statements can also be submitted in addition to yours for consideration.
3. No.
 
Hi again,
There is one more query. I observed in the birth certificates of my children (All are born in Saudi Arabia. ).There are columns where is mentioned in detail :
1.)-Name of both the parents.
2.)-Nationality of both parents.
3.)-Passport number of both parents .
4.)-Resident permit of both parents.
5.)-Birth place of parents. ***
Now my wife (mother's birthplace is mentioned correctly as : INDIA. ) but my birthplace (Father's birth place is again mentioned as : INDIA.) its by DEFAULT... *** will this column no: 5 where
my birthplace is wrongly mentioned: as im Saudi Arabia born & this is my country of CHARGEABILITY, will create any issue.
Or better I make this correction now.
It's a small correction but it I'll take atleast 1 month & already I translated the birth certificates of all my children & got them authentication by Ministry of foreign affairs... Please give me the best advise : should I go for this correction or will it go unnoticed , as all my personal documents are good & my birthplace is mentioned as Saudi Arabia...
 
Hi, P.C.C. is it OK to take P.C.C. issued on 12-10-2021 . We are residing in Saudi Arabia since 12 years & it is mentioned on the P.C.C. ALSO. So need I take one more new p.c.c. as I am current for May 2022 . & it will more than 6 months. We did not travel anywhere outside of the country since 2019... please advise.
 
PCC are valid for two years - so if the PCC you're asking about are within the two year validity period, you should be okay. However, for the Saudi Arabia one where you're residing, I would get a new one just to be on the safe side.
 
Hi,
If at a given embassy a certain CN is showing ready since long : what does it means , that person is NO SHOW : & it will keep on showing READY & block the interview slot for others & will the Embassy clear that CN Slot & give chance to other CN & create opportunity to other interview...
My question is if a CN is NO show will the Embassy inform kcc or just let it be like that & keep it updating it till September end.
 
Hi,
If at a given embassy a certain CN is showing ready since long : what does it means , that person is NO SHOW : & it will keep on showing READY & block the interview slot for others & will the Embassy clear that CN Slot & give chance to other CN & create opportunity to other interview...
My question is if a CN is NO show will the Embassy inform kcc or just let it be like that & keep it updating it till September end.
My understanding is that the case becomes Ready when the embassy accepts the case that is assigned to it (from In Transit status). However, the applicant still has to schedule an appointment that is usually from 4-6 weeks from 2NL.

A few things can happen:

1) An applicant can ask for delay, in that case, it stays Ready till a new appointment.
2) Applicant can schedule an interview but fails to show. In that case I believe it becomes "Refused"
3) Schedule interview and resolve case (Issued, AP, Refused)

From around 3800 currently Ready cases there are only about 80 which got 2NL two months ago, so I believe those are delayed ones.

Also what I noticed is that smaller embassies are accepting cases just 2-3 times monthly. The first time they accept more cases, then a few times smaller chunks, where they probably adjust based on a response rate of initial bigger load. This is pure speculation by watching several EU embassies.

So I believe they are trying to fill all available slots efficiently as they can.
 
My understanding is that the case becomes Ready when the embassy accepts the case that is assigned to it (from In Transit status). However, the applicant still has to schedule an appointment that is usually from 4-6 weeks from 2NL.

A few things can happen:

1) An applicant can ask for delay, in that case, it stays Ready till a new appointment.
2) Applicant can schedule an interview but fails to show. In that case I believe it becomes "Refused"
3) Schedule interview and resolve case (Issued, AP, Refused)

From around 3800 currently Ready cases there are only about 80 which got 2NL two months ago, so I believe those are delayed ones.

Also what I noticed is that smaller embassies are accepting cases just 2-3 times monthly. The first time they accept more cases, then a few times smaller chunks, where they probably adjust based on a response rate of initial bigger load. This is pure speculation by watching several EU embassies.

So I believe they are trying to fill all available slots efficiently as they can.
Applicants do not schedule their interviews. The interview would have already been scheduled with the embassy by the KCC by the time the 2NL gets sent. Yes, some embassies do require applicants to go through some sort of registration online after receiving their 2NL, that is not the same as scheduling an interview. The 2NL comes with an already scheduled appointment date.
 
Clarification: An applicant still has to schedule an interview after receiving the 2nl : but , I think on the 2NL itself the scheduled date is mentioned & the candidate has to proceed according to that date & timing. He need not schedule any appointment with the Embassy I believe.As he receives the email as well for the scheduled interview...
My query was : why certain CN are on READY STATUS since 3-4 months when it is accepted by the Embassy...
 
Applicants do not schedule their interviews.
Yup, you are right. What I meant by scheduling is to accept, confirm, register, or whatever is needed to acknowledge participation in the scheduled appointment.

My query was : why certain CN are on READY STATUS since 3-4 months when it is accepted by the Embassy...
There are not that many cases delayed 3-4 months...

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Hi, As I had discussed last time about the case numbers which are READY at embassy but not moving. These cases are really causing a block. As u can see CN AS344 READY since 18 JANUARY 2022 & nothing happened. But, u can see Derivative 02 is showing REFUSED. really confusing... Can you explain this case. How can only one derivative will be interviewed & how long this CN will be in READY mode & blocking other cases.
 

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These cases are really causing a block. As u can see CN AS344 READY since 18 JANUARY 2022 & nothing happened. But, u can see Derivative 02 is showing REFUSED. really confusing...
I can't find the reference, but I read somewhere that if the applicant doesn't show up on the appointed date and the interview gets rescheduled, the DV visa is 'returned' to KCC and they can't guarantee that it will be available later. So they are strongly advising to show up on interviews.

I don't think this case blocks anything, as the embassy will schedule a new appointment if the interview gets rescheduled, and we saw a few cases when some cases are scheduled for a week or two ahead. The only problem could be "no show" interviews, but that's not blocking, it's more waste of embassy slots.

I have no idea what can lead to quick refusal of the derivative DV applicant, maybe that is the way of marking someone as ineligible as I don't recall seeing that status.
 
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