Keep getting rejected because of missing a stamp or another minor detail. I got it notarized but the doctor didn't write a signed statement. I am applying for my Permanent Resident Certificate Copy (定居證副本).
I don't want to keep play playing guessing games with TECO LA back and forth. I need a recommendation for a clinic in the SoCal area that is guaranteed to do it right the first time. (1 stop shop)
Is it from date of exam or date of authentication?
For those of you that went through SF TECO for NWOHR to NWHR, how did you handle your own marriage and registration of it? I am about ready with everything to finally apply for the 3 day exchange and they advised me to leave my marriage, husband and children off my permanent resident certificate copy application. They told me to deal with that later after I get my citizenship. If you went through the process at SF TECO, what did you do? Feels like leaving my family off my application is untruthful?
Also, if you put them on your application, along with authenticating a translated marriage license and declaring names for everyone, were you successful registering your marriage when you did the 3 day exchange in Taiwan? My husband and my children would not qualify for citizenship. I just read somewhere that I should register my marriage regardless.
Thanks for any feedback!
Hi everyone,
I have successfully registered my household and received my Taiwan National ID Card (身分證). Now I am at the final step: converting my NWOHR passport to an NWHR passport at BOCA Taipei.
I have a question about the application form (簡式護照資料表): I already have an NWOHR passport but it doesn't have an ID number, do I check the box for "First-time application" (首次辦理) or something else?
This is my first time doing this. Has anyone recently done the passport exchange at BOCA Taipei and share a detailed, step-by-step walkthrough of your experience?
Thank you so much in advance for your help! Any advice or tips would mean a lot to me