2nd VAC
#16
Thread Starter
Honeybun


Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 76
From: Poole, Dorset to Perth WA


Originally Posted by lened
Sorry honeybun don't know the answer to that but perhaps you can help me How long did it take after you submitted all the paperwork assurance of support etc I submitted everything 29th September . 

The house has been on the market since Easter, thinking I would sell easily in 6 months and be out there for Christmas, so that is now the thing that is holding me up and stressing me out.
So you should expect yours about Easter time next year. Maybe a good idea to put your house on the market now, because if it sells, you can always go over, and when the visa is about to be issued, just go out of the country. I think I would do that, because there is a slump coming, and our houses wont be worth so much. People are more picky and offering silly money. YOur choice of course, but good luck anyway. May see u out there and have a
?Lol HOneybun
#17
Parent Contr.143

Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 43
From: Glen Forrest Perth

My question was a bit confused I should have expalined that It took me from May to September to get all the assurance , medicals and police checks organised so you could say I'm five months into this process already. I put my house on the market in April too. Thinking if I sold it I could stay with my sister . But like you no buyers. I've reduced it by £20K still no buyers . As I'm going to Perth for three months on the 17th when I get back I'll have to decide whether to leave it on the market or rent it out. I was hoping that my house would be sold and my visa would be through BUT
. I'll also have to decide whether to ship my furniture out there and leave the house empty. The estate agent says it sells better with the furniture in it although nothing seems to be selling his year . All these things add up to scary moments don't they . :scared:
. I'll also have to decide whether to ship my furniture out there and leave the house empty. The estate agent says it sells better with the furniture in it although nothing seems to be selling his year . All these things add up to scary moments don't they . :scared:
#18
Thread Starter
Honeybun


Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 76
From: Poole, Dorset to Perth WA


Originally Posted by lened
My question was a bit confused I should have expalined that It took me from May to September to get all the assurance , medicals and police checks organised so you could say I'm five months into this process already. I put my house on the market in April too. Thinking if I sold it I could stay with my sister . But like you no buyers. I've reduced it by £20K still no buyers . As I'm going to Perth for three months on the 17th when I get back I'll have to decide whether to leave it on the market or rent it out. I was hoping that my house would be sold and my visa would be through BUT
. I'll also have to decide whether to ship my furniture out there and leave the house empty. The estate agent says it sells better with the furniture in it although nothing seems to be selling his year . All these things add up to scary moments don't they . :scared:
. I'll also have to decide whether to ship my furniture out there and leave the house empty. The estate agent says it sells better with the furniture in it although nothing seems to be selling his year . All these things add up to scary moments don't they . :scared:
If you dont ship your belongings out, if the house has not sold while you are away, it would surely mean that you would have to come back to do this
Such a lot to think about. Am still working so can save a little more, but would rather be on my way and be out for Chrissy! R U taking any pets with you?
#19
Parent Contr.143

Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 43
From: Glen Forrest Perth

No pets . I've always had cats but they died of old age so when I get there and settle I will probably get a dog . My daughter has a lab puppy so I can always take her out for a walk to start with but I must admitt I do miss having a pet at home. When I was in Glen Forrest last visit there were loads of dogs and owners on the trails and they always seem to stop and chat so it's a good way of meeting people. Good luck with your house sale hope you do something soon THIS CAN'T GO ON FOREVER can it ?
#20
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Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 243
From: Perth







Originally Posted by lened
No pets . I've always had cats but they died of old age so when I get there and settle I will probably get a dog . My daughter has a lab puppy so I can always take her out for a walk to start with but I must admitt I do miss having a pet at home. When I was in Glen Forrest last visit there were loads of dogs and owners on the trails and they always seem to stop and chat so it's a good way of meeting people. Good luck with your house sale hope you do something soon THIS CAN'T GO ON FOREVER can it ?
I, too, will probably get another dog once I am down there, just have to rent somewhere where they are allowed.
Suzanne
#21
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Honeybun


Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 76
From: Poole, Dorset to Perth WA


Originally Posted by suzannepatricia
Hey you two ( you and honeybun) look on the BRIGHT side, everything will happen when its meant to! :scared: I presume Honeybun you are the same Barbara who wrote to me? Us three WILL be meeting for a glass or two of something cool in Perth one day of that I am sure.
I, too, will probably get another dog once I am down there, just have to rent somewhere where they are allowed.
Suzanne
I, too, will probably get another dog once I am down there, just have to rent somewhere where they are allowed.
Suzanne
Yes please. I think we will all need it!!
#22
Parent Contr.143

Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 43
From: Glen Forrest Perth

I'll drink to that . What a lovely thought on a rainy grey Saturday morning . Sitting in the sun having a drink with friends improving our quality of life > This is what's it's all about . I should remember that when a start to panic :scared: . Thanks for some positive thinking .
#23
Have a question seeing as my in-laws have just sent off their paperwork, when was the 1st payment required and what sort of gap would be usual for the 2nd payment, they thought the whole lot was due in one payment right at the end of the process?
Jenny
Jenny
#24
Parent Contr.143

Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 43
From: Glen Forrest Perth

Just read this . Are your in laws applying on Contr Parent 143 ? If so it seems to be 1st payment then 6-9 months later 2nd payment after lodging the assurance of support.
#25
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Honeybun


Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 76
From: Poole, Dorset to Perth WA


Originally Posted by jensteve
Have a question seeing as my in-laws have just sent off their paperwork, when was the 1st payment required and what sort of gap would be usual for the 2nd payment, they thought the whole lot was due in one payment right at the end of the process?
Jenny
Jenny
I had to pay the first contribution when I applied, then the whole process of sponsorship, medicals etc., then I have been asked for the 2nd, which was about 5 months after.
Hope this helpsHoneybun




