Submitting documents to Swiss embassy

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Member since 06 October 2015

gwenny08Member30 October 2015 03:31:45

I am planning to go to Swiss embassy next couple of weeks to submit all my documents for fiancee visa, do i need to make a screenshots from our messages or chat conversations as a supporting proof?

I hope someone could help me.,

These are my papers to bring:
* birth certificate ( issued by the National Statistics Office)
* Passport and 2 photocopies ( front and back )
* cedula
* 3 " visa D" application forms
* 4 passport size picture
* Police clearance and the translated Police Clearance
* NBI clearance
* Pictures together

Good day!

Momolino Guest

MomolinoGuest30 October 2015 12:43:35

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No u dont need

gwenny08 Member

Member since 06 October 2015

gwenny08Member14 November 2015 04:39:11

Momolino : thank you so much for the reply.
sorry i just received your message.

but i'm glad because i finally submit my papers in the swiss embassy in manila.

Wildfire Active member

Member since 10 March 2013

WildfireActive member20 November 2015 13:16:48

Hello Gwenny

A CFO seminar wherein you will get a CFO certificate stapled into your passport is very important to get whether before or after you apply for your visa bec the Philipine immigration won't let you fly without that. That's the new law.

Wildfire

gwenny08 Member

Member since 06 October 2015

gwenny08Member05 December 2015 08:36:52

Hi Wildfire

Thank you sooo much for the info., It helps me a lot, now i know..,

JUSt one question, do you have a marriage license in swiss now?

God bless you!

clemotun Member

Member since 14 May 2013

clemotunMember07 December 2015 00:22:08

No i didn't get married there. I got married in Nigeria to my wife September 19-2015.

haikomagtrayo Member

Member since 08 March 2015

haikomagtrayoMember14 December 2015 08:05:42

Hi,

I'm Haiko, a Filipino here in Switzerland. A screen shot will not be recognized as a legal document by any embassy. I suggest that you will ask the person who will cover all your expense in going to Switzerland to write a letter of invitation and mentioning that that person will be responsible for you during your stay.

Good luck with your visa application.

Best,
Haiko

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