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[Al422 221]

Good catch!

@Greenbaum, I think I like your old picture much better.

I also had my brother with me while waiting for SLEC to open, and I arrived there 2:30am. I planned to have it done in one day because I can't take off from work too long. Even though, we live within Metro Manila, the commute at that ungodly hour is still full of uncertainty (even just waiting for a taxi), so I opted to be not alone. I was the 2nd in line. At 3-4am people will be crowding the place, so it will be safer in the area then. The guard was inside the SLEC building the whole time, until they open the doors at about 5:30am.

There was a recent SLEC review in which she was #32 and that she arrived at 5am, she was done with all the tests by 12nn, but had to go back the next day for immunizations. In my case, I was done with all my tests at 9am, and had to return at 1pm for immunizations & results. I was back home at 4pm. In conclusion, the earlier the applicant is, the shorter the lines are for the tests.

It is no big deal for Candy to go back for the second day for the shots. Her job is in Hong Kong, so she is idle in Manila anyway from the end of the medical to the start of the interview. I think I will advise her to go between 4 and 5 AM. Seems like the best overall choice. Thanks for the info.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Medical is normally a two day process, getting done in one day is the exception.

[sweet cakes 326]

It is no big deal for Candy to go back for the second day for the shots. Her job is in Hong Kong, so she is idle in Manila anyway from the end of the medical to the start of the interview. I think I will advise her to go between 4 and 5 AM. Seems like the best overall choice. Thanks for the info.

Yep. Normally, it's done in 2 days. Also, since I went on a Thursday, there were lesser applicants without the minors who do the skin test. Key point is lesser people, faster turnaround. All the best to Candy!