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As you know, almost any embassy needs a certificate from the place of work.
If a person is not officially registered anywhere, he agreed with the director of the company to issue him a fictitious certificate, is it possible for the embassy to check the official registration of a person through the tax office?
If a person is not officially registered anywhere, he agreed with the director of the company to issue him a fictitious certificate, is it possible for the embassy to check the official registration of a person through the tax office?
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A certificate from the place of work must be on company letterhead, indicating the details of the company that issued the certificate. Check these certificates by phone numbers indicated on the form. No one will check through the tax office. They can only call the indicated phone number and ask if such and such works, and whether such a certificate was issued to him for such and such a number.
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answered 14 years ago
"No one will check through the tax office"
I would say no one actually can.
For in order to learn at least something about the legal entity from the tax office (which, by the way, does not manage the full name, positions and salaries of employees) or from another state body, you need to make a written request to this body.
Well, just figure out how much they will check.
In addition, the consulate is a foreign institution, it is not supposed to apply to the tax office at all.
But they can purely subjectively estimate whether to believe you or not. And give a visa or not give ;-)
I would say no one actually can.
For in order to learn at least something about the legal entity from the tax office (which, by the way, does not manage the full name, positions and salaries of employees) or from another state body, you need to make a written request to this body.
Well, just figure out how much they will check.
In addition, the consulate is a foreign institution, it is not supposed to apply to the tax office at all.
But they can purely subjectively estimate whether to believe you or not. And give a visa or not give ;-)
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answered 14 years ago
Another thing is that your reference will "settle" there, and in half a year you will bring a new linden, then another one from another company ...
And if they lead (I doubt it) or they introduce a common base, then it will turn out ugly ;-)
And if they lead (I doubt it) or they introduce a common base, then it will turn out ugly ;-)
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answered 14 years ago
A certificate from the place of work at the embassy is needed only as
proof of your ability to pay. This can be done by buying checks, having a bank account or
if rich relatives sponsor you. Sponsorship is notarized.
proof of your ability to pay. This can be done by buying checks, having a bank account or
if rich relatives sponsor you. Sponsorship is notarized.
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answered 14 years ago
Got it, thanks for the replies.
I just thought that if there is a person in the embassy who has a familiar tax inspector. He would have called him and asked him to break through the database of a little man by TIN.
By acquaintance with the tax authorities, this is possible.
I just thought that if there is a person in the embassy who has a familiar tax inspector. He would have called him and asked him to break through the database of a little man by TIN.
By acquaintance with the tax authorities, this is possible.
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answered 14 years ago
I have heard that one very smart embassy in Kyiv so "punched" certificates through acquaintances in the pension fund!
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answered 14 years ago