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Linen Texture Diploma Cover
https://www.diplomacoversource.com/products/linen-texture-diploma-cover.html
Features
Royal blue linen certificate holders and cardboard certificate holders with high-quality regular leatherette exterior
One white cardstock inside lining panel
It measures 8.5" x10.5" to fit 8”x10” diploma
Gold foil stamping logo on the front of the cover
One acetate protector overlay on your diploma
Tent style to display your diploma horizontally
4 white satin ribbon corners
None of the foam padding
Custom-made Is Accepted
With fantastically affordable prices and a vast range of options, Shengzhong Covers is a leading expert in the certificate file holder industry with more than 20 years of production and customer service experience. We have the resources and expertise to add highly personalized options like die engraving, foil stamping, silk screen printing, craftsmanship etchings and blind embossing to your cardboard certificate holders for a truly unique appearance. These royal blue certificate holders are cost-saving due to its non padded foaming, if you have a limited budget in your graduation program, it will be the most convenient way for you to get your certificate protected. Royal blue is one of the most popular colors for schools and universities, but we have other stock colors such as forest green, red, burgundy and the most common used black certificate holders. We pride ourselves on delivering courtesy, custom and rapid customer service.
Shipping Method: Our cargo can be shipped out by sea, air, courier shipping.
Shipping Time: Sea shipping is the most economy cost saving way for delivering goods. It takes about 7-10 days to Asia countries,15-30days to North America, about 30 days to Europe, and 45-60 days to Africa. lf you want to save time on shipping, air shipping, and FedEx, DHL would be the choice.
Trade Terms: FOB or other trade terms per your request.
Payment Terms: We usually accept wire transfer for the deposit before placing the order, and balance payment can be wired before shipment or after we send the copy of B/L.
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Re: Chance of Singapore Citizenship
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As mentioned by others, chances of SC for you are fairly low. However, even if you cannot keep extending your REP, you should be able to come back to Singapore as spouse of SC (on LTVP). If your HDB is jointly owned (vs you as an essential occupier) and in the event that your REP is lost (if you need to renew again before you guys intend to return), you need to make sure you can still comply with HDB's ownership rules (I think you should be OK but I don't know logistically what happens if one SPR moves to foreigner status).
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HDB will 'review' it. When I signed my lease many years ago, they made a point of telling me that if I ever was sole owner or my status changed (I was then PR), I'd have to give up the flat. Since then I've heard mixed stories. Basically, I wouldn't test them on it, because they do have the right to boot you out .....
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
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Hi everybody ,
I am a PR holder. My wife holds a DP.
I recently had a baby boy who was born outside of Singapore. Could anyone advise what are the visa requirements and how to go about it. I was thinking getting a DP for him. Any advise much appreciated.
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DP does not go with PR so either you are not a PR or your wife holds no DP. LTVP perhaps?
Assuming you are a PR, you can apply for LTVP or PR for him.
https://www.ica.gov.sg/reside/LTVP/apply❱❱
You are right ,I believe I was confused. I’m a PR holder and my wife is LTVP under me. Is there any specific documentation or medial certs that are required for infants for LTVP application?
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The infant needs a birth cert and a passport. I don’t recall that anything else is needed.
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Chance of Singapore Citizenship
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As mentioned by others, chances of SC for you are fairly low. However, even if you cannot keep extending your REP, you should be able to come back to Singapore as spouse of SC (on LTVP). If your HDB is jointly owned (vs you as an essential occupier) and in the event that your REP is lost (if you need to renew again before you guys intend to return), you need to make sure you can still comply with HDB's ownership rules (I think you should be OK but I don't know logistically what happens if one SPR moves to foreigner status).
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HDB will 'review' it. When I signed my lease many years ago, they made a point of telling me that if I ever was sole owner or my status changed (I was then PR), I'd have to give up the flat. Since then I've heard mixed stories. Basically, I wouldn't test them on it, because they do have the right to boot you out .....
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Chance of Singapore Citizenship
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Since my second son is born here, and US citizen by birth we are maintaining his status for now since it is difficult to get US citizenship and let him decide for himself when he is older.
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He can still keep US passport til 21 then decide:
https://www.ica.gov.sg/reside/citizenship/minor-oath-taking
If this is to avoid NS obligations, I'm sure you know that isn't a good idea, and may affect your own application.
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Chance of Singapore Citizenship
As mentioned by others, chances of SC for you are fairly low. However, even if you cannot keep extending your REP, you should be able to come back to Singapore as spouse of SC (on LTVP). If your HDB is jointly owned (vs you as an essential occupier) and in the event that your REP is lost (if you need to renew again before you guys intend to return), you need to make sure you can still comply with HDB's ownership rules (I think you should be OK but I don't know logistically what happens if one SPR moves to foreigner status).
If your second son a SPR (assuming no)?
