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When I've gone to the CFO website, they are requiring you scan the Visa before scheduling a seminar appointment, however, I've read in the interview reporting that as recently as last April 2019, someone was able to go to the seminar prior to receiving the visa.

How did they do that?  Anyone know.  I know in the past they would do it and then she had to show up with the visa to get the CFO certificate.

 

Anyone want to share recent experiences?

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34 minutes ago, Tim&Mafel said:

When I've gone to the CFO website, they are requiring you scan the Visa before scheduling a seminar appointment, however, I've read in the interview reporting that as recently as last April 2019, someone was able to go to the seminar prior to receiving the visa.

How did they do that?  Anyone know.  I know in the past they would do it and then she had to show up with the visa to get the CFO certificate.

 

Anyone want to share recent experiences?

You are to attend the GCP seminar .. NOT PDOS.       And yes K-1 and IR/CR-1 can attend the GCP seminar any time.

 

http://cfo.gov.ph/gcp.html

 

http://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/cfo-orientation-seminar.html

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