CFO seminar question

[cutebunny 0]

i just want to ask if they gave a form to fill up when u are in airport? i just had my CFO seminar today and i remember the trainer told us that they will give us form that we will be filling up at the airport, i just cant remember what it is called.. but i guess they forgot to give them to us? will the airport provide them if we don't have that form?

i only have my certificate of seminar, CFO certificate + sticker.

[tallcoolone 102]

CFO is a joke

Just another way to extort money.....

[cutebunny 0]

CFO is a joke

Just another way to extort money.....

attending the seminar is more stressful than going for medical and interview.. especially after the seminar, claiming the BDO thing. it took a long time till i claim and proceed to CFO Office. they said they start at 9.30am but we started around 11am

[RVIANE♛ 5]

attending the seminar is more stressful than going for medical and interview.. especially after the seminar, claiming the BDO thing. it took a long time till i claim and proceed to CFO Office. they said they start at 9.30am but we started around 11am

i think you were talking about customs form i forgot what u call it but they will give it to you at the plane before you land on your POE

[Joan >3 Bob 20]

I-94 Form...you fill it out during your flighyt and present to the immigration officer when you land asnd go through the customs window.

[cutebunny 0]

i think you were talking about customs form i forgot what u call it but they will give it to you at the plane before you land on your POE

its something about immigration? umm.. immigration form ? will they provide them also on airport?

[cutebunny 0]

I-94 Form...you fill it out during your flighyt and present to the immigration officer when you land asnd go through the customs window.

ooh ok thanks! i'm just worried, i don't wanna miss my flight just bcos i don't have the forms they required

i met someone who missed her flight this morning because she didn't attend seminar.

[Armenia 18]

attending the seminar is more stressful than going for medical and interview.. especially after the seminar, claiming the BDO thing. it took a long time till i claim and proceed to CFO Office. they said they start at 9.30am but we started around 11am

I found the CFO (PRISM) seminar very amusing and entertaining what with the moderator talking to all of us like we were idiots/dumb/low IQ and like we were about to be killed by our abusive husbands/grooms.

The seminar I attended didn't include any video showing. It was just lecture and Q&A with the I'm-assuming-you're-all-idiots-and-about-to-be-abused-by-your-husband moderator. My interview took less than a minute. They took a much much longer time interviewing those who met their husbands or husbands-to-be online.

It was a waste of time in so far as gaining information that I don't already know is concerned. I'd say it's informative for people who don't have internet access (so can't access information on US and PH government websites, etc.) or who don't like reading or finding things out for themselves.

[cutebunny 0]

I found the CFO (PRISM) seminar very amusing and entertaining what with the moderator talking to all of us like we were idiots/dumb/low IQ and like we were about to be killed by our abusive husbands/grooms.

The seminar I attended didn't include any video showing. It was just lecture and Q&A with the I'm-assuming-you're-all-idiots-and-about-to-be-abused-by-your-husband moderator. My interview took less than a minute. They took a much much longer time interviewing those who met their husbands or husbands-to-be online.

It was a waste of time in so far as gaining information that I don't already know is concerned. I'd say it's informative for people who don't have internet access (so can't access information on US and PH government websites, etc.) or who don't like reading or finding things out for themselves.

i went to PRISM too, just the guy is very strict and i was really scared of him but its nice though, cause he makes everyone listen

did they gave u immigration form at prism?

[smithmm 1]

For visitors (like myself I went through NAIA #1 10/18 just before Juan), there is a Departure Card that you fill out.

The new varsion of the arrival card includes it on the right with perforation (already filled it out on my arriving

flight the week beforehand). I submitted the Departure Card, passport and terminal fee of P750 at the booth before

entering the Immigration area (clerk hands it back with receipt). If you're Filipino and haven't paid the travel tax

in your ticket fare already (think it's still P1620?) you may need to pay that as well. The Immigration Officer will

take your Departure Card and place a departure stamp in your passport. If you're missing something like the CFO stamp,

I imagine this is the last point where you may be stopped. When I was entering the airline checkin line the attendants

handed out a separate Departure Card to fill out (but I used the one that I'd already completed the week before).

[SuperDuper! 230]

attending the seminar is more stressful than going for medical and interview.. especially after the seminar, claiming the BDO thing. it took a long time till i claim and proceed to CFO Office. they said they start at 9.30am but we started around 11am

This is the most truthful statements ever posted on VJ. Thank you (And you didn't have to be in the 40K+ poster club to do it! Forget it, you DON'T want to be associated with THAT bunch )

Honestly, what makes CFO so stressful, is that those old, envious nuns see young Pinays escaping the Phils for better opportunities and lives in the US and elsewhere, and those wrinkly, stinkly, grumpy old nuns are somehow free to impose requests for the most unreasonable documents and information, even after Pinay has passed the St. Lukes Medical and USEM standards!!! Unbelievable that this crew has such authority to inconvenience fine young ladies trying to improve their lot in life.

[cutebunny 0]

This is the most truthful statements ever posted on VJ. Thank you (And you didn't have to be in the 40K+ poster club to do it! Forget it, you DON'T want to be associated with THAT bunch )

Honestly, what makes CFO so stressful, is that those old, envious nuns see young Pinays escaping the Phils for better opportunities and lives in the US and elsewhere, and those wrinkly, stinkly, grumpy old nuns are somehow free to impose requests for the most unreasonable documents and information, even after Pinay has passed the St. Lukes Medical and USEM standards!!! Unbelievable that this crew has such authority to inconvenience fine young ladies trying to improve their lot in life.

hi what do mean by the 40K + poster club? sorry i'm a bit slow hehe..

anyway when i was on the seminar, the guy told us they can hold our certificate if we don't follow his rules.. like its not allowed to cross legs, also he seem pissed off on a girl when she put down her hand before he told us so.. for me, it just so mean.

[cutebunny 0]

For visitors (like myself I went through NAIA #1 10/18 just before Juan), there is a Departure Card that you fill out.

The new varsion of the arrival card includes it on the right with perforation (already filled it out on my arriving

flight the week beforehand). I submitted the Departure Card, passport and terminal fee of P750 at the booth before

entering the Immigration area (clerk hands it back with receipt). If you're Filipino and haven't paid the travel tax

in your ticket fare already (think it's still P1620?) you may need to pay that as well. The Immigration Officer will

take your Departure Card and place a departure stamp in your passport. If you're missing something like the CFO stamp,

I imagine this is the last point where you may be stopped. When I was entering the airline checkin line the attendants

handed out a separate Departure Card to fill out (but I used the one that I'd already completed the week before).

ooh ok.. so i guess thats a departure card they showed on seminar? i have the CFO sticker + certificate and seminar certificate. hope it will be fine yay! sorry sobrang makulit ako ahehehe.. it's my first time to fly, and really don't have idea inside the airport. the seminar is helpful though, just the form i saw that made me worried hehe.. praning kumbaga

[smithmm 1]

Here is a link that provides pictures for the departure process (and more details):

http://www.silent-gardens.com/air-departure.php#NAIA1

The new Arrival/Departure card is shown just below the Bureau of Immigration info on the visa page:

http://www.silent-gardens.com/visa.php

I've also attached an image so that you can see the required information. Hope this helps!

[RVIANE♛ 5]

ooh ok.. so i guess thats a departure card they showed on seminar? i have the CFO sticker + certificate and seminar certificate. hope it will be fine yay! sorry sobrang makulit ako ahehehe.. it's my first time to fly, and really don't have idea inside the airport. the seminar is helpful though, just the form i saw that made me worried hehe.. praning kumbaga

dont worry lahat nman first timer nde ka maliligaw ituturo nman sayo kung san ka pupunta marunong ka nman cguro magbasa at sumunod sa instructions dpat lagi lang alert wag iwanan ang bagahe kung matagal man ang layover mo cguruhin mong nkatali sa katawan mo ung handcarry bag mo kung makatulog ka man pero i suggest wag ka matulog pra nde ka maiwan ng plane