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Curtain and House Cleaning Service
Sparkle Services (Curtain & House Cleaning)
No Registration Fee! No GST!
Contact William at 9067 9639 now for a no obligation quote!
Home Cleaning (minimum 4 hours per session)
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No time to clean? Let us help you.
Scope of Work
Bedrooms and living room
- Vacuum and mop floor
- Clean and polish all mirrors
- Dusting of furniture
Kitchen
- Mop floor
- Wipe cooking stove
- Wash and disinfect sink
Bathroom
- Clean and disinfect bathtub, basin, toilet bowl
- Scrub toilet floor
- Clean and polish all mirrors
Others
- Ironing
- Empty trash
One Time Cleaning
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Moving in or out of your apartment? Need to show your property to a potential buyer or tenant? Handing back your rented apartment to landlord?
Let our professional housekeepers freshen up your place.
Scope of Work
Bedrooms and living room
- Vacuum and mop floor
- Wipe all furniture, tabletop and other fittings
- Wipe interior of cabinets if empty
- Clean and polish all mirrors
Kitchen
- Wash and scrub floor
- Wipe exterior surface of all cabinets
- Wipe interior of cabinets if empty
- Wash and disinfect basin
- Degreasing of oven, kitchen hob
- Clean refrigerator
Bathroom
- Clean and disinfect bathtub, basin, toilet bowl
- Scrub toilet floor and walls
- Clean and polish all mirrors
Others
- Clean all windows (interior) and grills
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I say "heard" because we are guessing this solely based on the wording on the ICA website regarding processing times, which is that all applications will be processed with 6 months. However, the caveat that some applications may take longer is still there.
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Re: Singapore PR Application - CPF access
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Hi,
I have applied in the new system post June 2024, submitted my application end of July 2024. As of now, no one has reached out for additional documents.
Also curious whether the 6 months processing time is true or whether it takes longer?
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So you are one month ahead of me. As I said, we got a notification to provide a document 2 weeks after submission. Not sure if it's only one round of requests or we can expect several rounds.
Mine still shows "processing application". Is it true that it will change to "pending" before the results?
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Hi,
I have applied in the new system post June 2024, submitted my application end of July 2024. As of now, no one has reached out for additional documents.
Also curious whether the 6 months processing time is true or whether it takes longer?
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