Residency 13A Proof of financial Capacity

[Terpe]

this is the police clearence yes? but if delivered to philippines , then do i not have to re post it to

2/ notary public stamped, by a solicitor ? or a Notary specialist in uk?
3/send to fso
4/send to phil embassy london,

and then reposted back to phil,

yes im confused lol

You've got me confused now Stewart.

If you've been in the Philippines for 6 months or more :-

2.If the applicant has been in the Philippines for six (6) months or more, he shall, in addition to the Police Clearance from his country of origin or residence prior to his arrival in the Philippines, attach to his application a National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) clearance.

What I'm suggesting is this, IF at some time during the 13a process you needed to secure a new PCC then you can do so without actually being in UK
Since there is no formal BI requirement there could be no requirement to have it notarised at the Phils Embassy UK

Just trying to help cover all the angles.

[imagine]

You've got me confused now Stewart.

If you've been in the Philippines for 6 months or more :-


What I'm suggesting is this, IF at some time during the 13a process you needed to secure a new PCC then you can do so without actually being in UK
Since there is no formal BI requirement there could be no requirement to have it notarised at the Phils Embassy UK

Just trying to help cover all the angles.

thanks peter ,
this your saying if after applying here in uk, then find my police clearance becomes out of date while in process to apply for 13a , then i can re apply from phil for a second police clearance without having to go through notorising ect again in uk?

if that is the case and i just apply the 1st time before i leave uk have it delivered to phil, then i wont need any uk notarising at all?
im a pain i know, but i am confused because what paul #4 is saying about notarised and legalised ect

[Terpe]

.. im a pain i know, but i am confused because what paul #4 is saying about notarised and legalised ect

Yes, the procedure outlined in #4 is certainly required by the Phils Embassy for any documents sent by post.

I can't answer your question as I've never done anything like that by post, I've always contacted the Embassy by telephone and discussed how to achieve what I've wanted by personal appoinment.
I don't know of anyone who has done that for the PCC as it's a new requirement.

I do know that PRA do not need that procedure for the PCC if you are already in the Philippines.
Maybe worth a bit of research.
Probably the only reliable procedure for the case you mention is to discuss with the Phils Embassy, especially as this is such a new requirement.

[imagine]

Yes, the procedure outlined in #4 is certainly required by the Phils Embassy for any documents sent by post.

I can't answer your question as I've never done anything like that by post, I've always contacted the Embassy by telephone and discussed how to achieve what I've wanted by personal appoinment.
I don't know of anyone who has done that for the PCC as it's a new requirement.

I do know that PRA do not need that procedure for the PCC if you are already in the Philippines.
Maybe worth a bit of research.
Probably the only reliable procedure for the case you mention is to discuss with the Phils Embassy, especially as this is such a new requirement.

thank you peter