Rejections come with no reasons and the official vetting process remains a secret till today. How will you know that you are cut out for the coveted SPR status or even submitting an application correctly?

Competition amongst applicants is becoming fiercer. With tightened restrictions and limited approvals, there is a stronger need than ever stand out from the crowd or risk immediate rejection.

Applying for PR is an arduous process with an extensive list of essential documentation. Gathering and organising the documents can be time-consuming and tiresome, any absent paperwork can lead to rejection.

Although the Immigration and Checkpoints and Authority (ICA) has the final say in your permanent resident status, your application will benefit greatly from a personalised consultation with our team of specialists at Paul Immigrations. Years of experience in the industry have given them comprehensive knowledge and expertise to easily navigate through the entire process. Learn how you can benefit from their insightful advice and guidance applying for your PR.

1. Don’t Leave Any Fields Blank on Your PR Application Form

Applying and submitting your PR paperwork can be intimidating, and you may wish to leave some fields blank for fear of providing the wrong information. If you are unsure of what information to include, engaging a professional will go a long way in ensuring that your profile is correctly completed with all the required information. Our professional specialists will guide you through the entire process and provide you with the advice and assistance you need in order for you to complete your submission in a timely manner.

2. Submit Documents With Truthful Information on Your PR Application Form

Besides ensuring that nothing is missing in the application, it is important that all the information that you have provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge. The officers at the Immigrations and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) are stringent in their assessment. If any of the information you provided in your documentation proves to be inaccurate it will be deemed as untruthful and will be immediately rejected. Our team will ensure that all the data that you have included in your documentation is up to date, relevant and accurate.

3. Translate Non-English Documents to be Submitted With Your PR Application Form

Something else that you should keep in mind is that all documents that you submit to the ICA should be in English. If you have any documents with you that are in any other languages apart from English, you will need to have it professionally translated and notarised. These documents include but are not limited to official educational transcripts, payslips, certifications, other official documents that you will need to include. Our specialists are equipped with the right resources and people to handle important translations.

4. Consolidate Paperwork Before Filling the PR Application Form

There are a number of documents that are required for your submission. This is one of the main reasons to engage a professional. With the help of a professional, you will have an easier time consolidating relevant and important paperwork. It is also vital that the paperwork is organised in an accurate and neat manner. Another advantage of having a specialist guide you through the entire process is having the assurance that your petition for PR will be submitted to ICA without any missing or crucial paperwork. Keep in mind that the PR process is a strict one. One mistake can compromise your entire profile.