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max kilby Jul 12th 2002 12:44 am

Adelaide timescale expectations
 
Hi all,

Has anyone been through the approval process (independant skills) using the Adelaide office, and if so how long did each bit take?

We've got past the medicals and police checks and are waiting to hear back but our agency are unable to give us any expectation of an average response time. They have a few candidates at the same stage as us but evidently we're all still waiting.

Approval to med/PC took 2.5 months.

Any advice/guidance or comments/info would be warmy received.

Thanks,

MAX

kitkatz Jul 12th 2002 3:31 am

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
I submitted Pol/Med on 3 June and just had a letter from DIMIA asking for the bond to be paid (I am skilled/sponsored). My agent reckons it'll just be a couple more weeks to get final approval

K

Gerard Jul 12th 2002 9:35 am

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
We submitted medicals and police forms at the end of May. We've not heard anything yet.

Gerard

Nina Jul 14th 2002 12:56 am

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
Have you all filled your details/checked other applicants details at www.austimeline.com????

HIK Jul 14th 2002 10:04 pm

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
Hi!

We also have posted our Med/Pol abt. one and a half months back. But no reply yet.....

Does anybody know from where we can even get at least an indication of these time periods??

They do not want us to inquire too... right ?

Don't u think we are on pins ?

max kilby Jul 14th 2002 11:18 pm

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
>We also have posted our Med/Pol abt. one and a half months >back. But no reply yet.....

>Does anybody know from where we can even get at least an >indication of these time periods??

* I hear that it may be three months but no one has been able to confirm or deny - all replies however do seem to be currently within 3 months so maybe there's hope!!

>They do not want us to inquire too... right ?

>Don't u think we are on pins ?

*Oh yes. It's the not knowing one way or the other. At least if it's NO we can get on with our lives, if YES we can get on with our lives.......Well you know what I mean.

David Jul 15th 2002 7:20 am

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
Nina <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
    > Have you all filled your details/checked other applicants details at
    > www.austimeline.com????
    >
    >

How's does one check to see if Adelaide did infact recieve medicals/police checks
etc. I submitted mine on June 10th 2002 thanks
    >
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MrFlibbleUK Jul 15th 2002 7:30 am

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
I tend to send everything by DHL so I know exactly when they got there and who signed for em

HIK Jul 15th 2002 2:24 pm

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
All other documents - Yes, we also sent thru either DHL or TNT.

But we don't get to send the Medicals & the Police Reports ?????

So how do we know whether they got there.?

David Jul 16th 2002 2:21 am

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
HIK <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
    > All other documents - Yes, we also sent thru either DHL or TNT.
    >
    > But we don't get to send the Medicals & the Police Reports ?????
    >
    > So how do we know whether they got there.?
    >
    >
    >
    > --

Guys did your doctor send the medical reports or did you mail them personally ?

max kilby Jul 17th 2002 12:16 am

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
David,

The doctor sent our medicals and Xrays on.

We forwarded the police checks to our agency who sent them on.

Thanks,

MAX

HIK Jul 29th 2002 2:29 pm

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
No... Our medicals and the police reports were sent by the doctor and the department.

But ofcourse i'm an independent applicant and am not going thru an agent.

What do the agents say about the delays. I mean the reasons for the delay ???

This is really sickening to wait on the fence like this. Don't u agre ????

Alan Collett Jul 29th 2002 3:05 pm

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
Look HIK, there are many people still waiting for their permanent skilled visas who applied to London before the end of October last year - many of whom have been waiting for a visa decision for well over a year.

The migration process is frustrating, particularly if you are a skilled applicant - I'm afraid you simply have to wait your turn.

Best regards.


Originally posted by HIK
No... Our medicals and the police reports were sent by the doctor and the department.

But ofcourse i'm an independent applicant and am not going thru an agent.

What do the agents say about the delays. I mean the reasons for the delay ???

This is really sickening to wait on the fence like this. Don't u agre ????


ndaltonb Jul 29th 2002 8:43 pm

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
Hik,

You really make me laugh. Try waiting for 12-20 months as some on the NG currently are.

nigel db



Originally posted by HIK


This is really sickening to wait on the fence like this. Don't u agre ????


hibee Jul 29th 2002 11:19 pm

Re: Adelaide timescale expectations
 
Well said Nigel, I have had to live through the I.T. Fast Tracking and processed my application in London On the 6th Dec 2000.
It Must be hard for you poor souls have have been waiting no lenghth of time compared to some. Nothing Personal !!!!.
On the 6th of August my 20months will be up, the last bit of info required was Couriered to the AHC and Receipted on the 3rd of July , i called recently and was told they were behind on the mail??????????. SO SPARE A THOUGHT FOR US AND STOP WHINGING YOUR TIME WILL COME.

Jamie


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