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Permanent residency client story

Checking application documents for a spouse-sponsored application

An applicant preparing a spouse-sponsored PR application. In the feedback, the client describes Pier checking application document details during the preparation.

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The client profile

An applicant preparing a spouse-sponsored PR application.

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What Pier helped with

They noticed straight away that our address proof had the wrong person's name on it and told us what to fix. The last-day check mattered most to me. I'd have submitted with an expired copy of one document. That part alone made me feel looked after.

The specific help the client highlighted

This work sits within Pier's Singapore PR application service.

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The client experience

Pier made things so much easier for my spouse and me. Every question got a clear, patient answer. Now I'm a PR and the future feels a lot more settled. Thank you, Pier!

PR applicant

Recorded stage: PR completed. The outcome is the client's report. It does not establish why ICA made its decision or predict another application.

Prepare your own application

A relevant preparation guide

Review applicant, sponsor and household records together before submission.

Family and sponsored PR preparation

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Document example

Understanding in-principle approval

In-principle approval is a conditional stage. The applicant still needs to complete the formalities and meet the conditions stated by ICA before PR status is granted.

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