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[Rip]

It would seem they accept also an email reply. You can of course ask with it if paper copy is required.

Article 22 of the Act on Administrative Procedure to
add the following information to your application and forward it to the Finnish
Immigration Service:

Section 22 — Supplementing a document
If a document delivered to an authority is defective, the authority shall
exhort the sender to supplement the document before a deadline, unless
this is unnecessary in view of the decision in the matter. The sender of
the document shall be informed as to how the document should be
supplemented

http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/kaannokset ... 030434.pdf

Asiakirjan täydentäminen

Jos viranomaiselle toimitettu asiakirja on puutteellinen, viranomaisen on kehotettava lähettäjää määräajassa täydentämään asiakirjaa, jollei se ole tarpeetonta asian ratkaisemiseksi. Asiakirjan lähettäjälle on ilmoitettava, miten asiakirjaa on täydennettävä.

Viranomaiseen saapunutta asiakirjaa ei tarvitse täydentää allekirjoituksella, jos asiakirjassa on tiedot lähettäjästä, eikä asiakirjan alkuperäisyyttä ja eheyttä ole syytä epäillä.

Asianosainen voi myös omasta aloitteestaan täydentää hakemustaan tai muuta asian käsittelyä varten toimittamaansa asiakirjaa sekä toimittaa käsittelyn kuluessa viranomaiselle asian ratkaisemisen kannalta tarpeellisia asiakirjoja.

http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/ajantasa/2003/20030434

Certainly most of the questions are of such kind that you should have answered them with your original application. You did not?

[rinso]

Certainly most of the questions are of such kind that you should have answered them with your original application. You did not?

So it seems that you avoided to give hardly any information about your relationship in the original application.
I have the feeling migri is already critical about the application.

[Rara]

today i got a mail from to maahanmuuttovirasto.. please read and tell me what is this? is this verification or interview through the mail and should i reply through the mail id or post letter .. and what is mean under article 22 of the act of administrative ???


RESIDENCE PERMIT APPLICATION


You are kindly requested under Article 22 of the Act on Administrative Procedure to
add the following information to your application and forward it to the Finnish
Immigration Service:

We kindly ask you to answer the following questions conserning your residence
permit application:

- How, where and when did your relationship with your spouse begin?
- When and where did you meet your spouse for the very first time?
- How often and where have you met?
- Have you met your spouse since you met in India in November 2010?
- Have you met your child after his birth?
- How have you kept contact with each other?
- On whose iniative came the idea for you to move in Finland?
- Why you didn't apply for residence permit earlier than seven months after yóur
child was born?
- What are your future plans in case you moved to Finland?
- Have you for example planned to study or work in Finland?
- Do you and Miss inted to marry in the near future?
- What is your marital status in India? Have you been married? In case you have
been married, you have to send us your legalized divorce certificate.
- Do you have other children , from your earlier relationships?

Please send the information to the Finnish Immigration Service within three weeks
from the date of this email. The matter may be decided by the Finnish Immigration
Service whether the applicant complies with the stipulated time or not. You should
note, however, that the lack of any information requested may be to your
disadvantage.


University Intern Josefina Sipinen


This letter has been electronically certified and printed out from the case
management system of Finnish Immigration Service.

Contact information
E-mail: maahanmuuttovirasto@migri.fi
Postal address: P.O. Box 18, FIN-00581 Helsinki, Finland

Hi navi, so now I know ...you didnt fill your form completely, because these questions already mention in the form application.
What u must do, just answer these question very carefully one by one, and if you have some proof documents, you can put it also.
Good luck , at least u already got a contact from migri.

[Pursuivant]

please read and tell me what is this?

Do you want us to draw you a picture? They are questions. You need to answer them.

should i reply through the mail id or post letter

Well, obviously you can not stuff a legalized divorce certificate or any other paperwork into an email, but otherwise they want an answer to the questions. The reply button will do that.

and what is mean under article 22 of the act of administrative ??

That you answer these to give them more information, and they will base their decision on those answers.

[navi]

ok friends i sent mail back with full answers and today i got i more mail from to migri ..
the mail is this type

According to my message below I also ask you to take with you two official passport photos to the Embassy of Finland. They are required for the biometric identifiers
Your application for a residence permit is under consideration at the Finnish Immigration Service.

In conformity with European Union regulations Finland will begin to issue residence permit cards for all aliens as proof of their right to reside in Finland from the 1st of January 2012. The residence permit card embodies an electronic chip which will store the required biometric identifiers of the applicant. These identifiers include the fingerprints of an applicant over the age of 6 years (Aliens Act, section 60 d subsection 1).

In order to register your fingerprints, the Finnish Immigration Service kindly requests you to visit The Embassy of Finland in New Delhi where you first filed your application. Your application will not be processed until your fingerprints have been registered.

You must visit the police station to register your fingerprints within three weeks of the date of this letter. At the Embassy of Finland you must give proof of identity which can be your national passport or some other official identity document. Please bring also a copy of this message with you when you visit the Embassy of Finland.

Failing to respond to this request within three weeks will not prevent the Finnish Immigration Service from making a decision.
____________

I also kindly ask you to contact me after you have registered your fingerprints in the Embassy. That way I know right away when we can continue considering your application.


i know i need to go again Finland embassy new Delhi with two passport size picture for finger print.. my question is that why they need finger print. is my application approve with my answers is they need just formality for this... is this happy moment or just as a procedure.

[Rip]

my question is that why they need finger print.

Because that is the law.

is my application approve with my answers

Not necessarily.

If you applied in February this year, I don't understand how come you were not asked the fingerprints when you originally applied. To me it seems the embassy made a mistake.

[rinso]

is this happy moment or just as a procedure.

Just procedure.
When they get the photo's and the fingerprints, they will start processing your application.
And the 6 - 12 months processing time starts.

[Rara]

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[Rara]

If you applied in February this year, I don't understand how come you were not asked the fingerprints when you originally applied. To me it seems the embassy made a mistake.

I do AGREE with u Rip,
Seems like Navi didnt know the procedure when he applied. He made some mistakes that make his application process take time longer than usual.
The first he didnt answer some questions in the form, until migri must ask to him again after time goes for 4 months.

And the second , he should give the photograph and embassy Finland in India should asked him to take finger print when he submit application (for this point mistaken by staff Finnish embassy at there). Or if he read the procedure carefully, he should actively ask to staff embassy about this. So no need wasting time like this.

But at least now he got some response about his application process, thats good he is a bit active. But my opinion positive sign already he get cause the process just starting finally. It just depend on his finger print result etc, so just be patient Navi .

[Rara]

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[Pursuivant]

my question is that why they need finger print.

My question is do you have problem with reading?

In conformity with European Union regulations Finland will begin to issue residence permit cards for all aliens as proof of their right to reside in Finland from the 1st of January 2012. The residence permit card embodies an electronic chip which will store the required biometric identifiers of the applicant. These identifiers include the fingerprints of an applicant over the age of 6 years (Aliens Act, section 60 d subsection 1).

Your RP will be a card, not a stamp in the passport.

[Upphew]

my question is that why they need finger print.

To identify you.

[Kutittaa]

By now I'd say his application is in the 'paperit helvetista' pile...

[navi]

Kutittaa how can you say that the 'paperit helvetista' pile... please explain it i need your view... thanx friends for you reply's ,,
i will go Finland embassy new Delhi for finger print. one thing i don't know why they taking finger print even my case is not start properly 1stly they need too decide about visa if they are giving,, then they need to finger print otherwise not meaning for finger print what you saying guys and 1st time when i was fill my application i am sure i was fill whole question,s answer with full detail even they asked again same question through the mail why they are not check my application proper ..

[rinso]

one thing i don't know why they taking finger print even my case is not start properly 1stly they need too decide about visa if they are giving,

The need your fingerprint to see if you're not cheating and also have an application under an other name. Or if you have a criminal record.
And they keep the fingerprint to see if you try again in the future.