DIMIA working on sunday?????
Aug 31st 2003, 6:48 pm
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DIMIA working on sunday?????
Something strange has happened
I e mailed my new case officer (number 3) on friday evening to ask (very politely) where the bl**dy hell my visa was, thinking that it would arrive nice and early monday morning. But she replied at 3.15pm Adelaide time TODAY (sunday)
Either my case officer is a saint, or shes just in my imagination and this thing has sent me right over the edge once and for all!!!!!!.
For those of you that don't know we did TRA November 2001 and applied 5th march 2002. Oh and i guess it would help to say that "It should all be finalised by the end of this week" was her response
I e mailed my new case officer (number 3) on friday evening to ask (very politely) where the bl**dy hell my visa was, thinking that it would arrive nice and early monday morning. But she replied at 3.15pm Adelaide time TODAY (sunday) Either my case officer is a saint, or shes just in my imagination and this thing has sent me right over the edge once and for all!!!!!!. For those of you that don't know we did TRA November 2001 and applied 5th march 2002. Oh and i guess it would help to say that "It should all be finalised by the end of this week" was her response
Aug 31st 2003, 6:55 pm
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Re: DIMIA working on sunday?????
Originally posted by h garrett
Something strange has happened I e mailed my new case officer (number 3) on friday evening to ask (very politely) where the bl**dy hell my visa was, thinking that it would arrive nice and early monday morning. But she replied at 3.15pm Adelaide time TODAY (sunday) Either my case officer is a saint, or shes just in my imagination and this thing has sent me right over the edge once and for all!!!!!!. For those of you that don't know we did TRA November 2001 and applied 5th march 2002. Oh and i guess it would help to say that "It should all be finalised by the end of this week" was her response
Something strange has happened
I e mailed my new case officer (number 3) on friday evening to ask (very politely) where the bl**dy hell my visa was, thinking that it would arrive nice and early monday morning. But she replied at 3.15pm Adelaide time TODAY (sunday) Either my case officer is a saint, or shes just in my imagination and this thing has sent me right over the edge once and for all!!!!!!. For those of you that don't know we did TRA November 2001 and applied 5th march 2002. Oh and i guess it would help to say that "It should all be finalised by the end of this week" was her response
Bet you checked and double checked to make sure it was for real and that you weren't completely losing it!!! Sean said did you just watch the horsey film "The man from Snowy River" on Beeb 2 Film inSouthern Australia somewhere.
Aug 31st 2003, 6:57 pm
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Re: DIMIA working on sunday?????
Blimy!. Put the beer in the fridge for the end of the week then!
I hope your case office is the same as mine.
I hope your case office is the same as mine.
Originally posted by h garrett
Something strange has happened I e mailed my new case officer (number 3) on friday evening to ask (very politely) where the bl**dy hell my visa was, thinking that it would arrive nice and early monday morning. But she replied at 3.15pm Adelaide time TODAY (sunday) Either my case officer is a saint, or shes just in my imagination and this thing has sent me right over the edge once and for all!!!!!!. For those of you that don't know we did TRA November 2001 and applied 5th march 2002. Oh and i guess it would help to say that "It should all be finalised by the end of this week" was her response
Something strange has happened
I e mailed my new case officer (number 3) on friday evening to ask (very politely) where the bl**dy hell my visa was, thinking that it would arrive nice and early monday morning. But she replied at 3.15pm Adelaide time TODAY (sunday) Either my case officer is a saint, or shes just in my imagination and this thing has sent me right over the edge once and for all!!!!!!. For those of you that don't know we did TRA November 2001 and applied 5th march 2002. Oh and i guess it would help to say that "It should all be finalised by the end of this week" was her response
Aug 31st 2003, 6:58 pm
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if it's larissa she has email me over the w/e before now..
i emailed back wondering what she was doing in the office then as i happened to be at the p.c when it arrived..
cheers
richard
i emailed back wondering what she was doing in the office then as i happened to be at the p.c when it arrived..
cheers
richard
Aug 31st 2003, 6:59 pm
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Re: DIMIA working on sunday?????
Originally posted by cresta57
Heather,
Bet you checked and double checked to make sure it was for real and that you weren't completely losing it!!! Sean said did you just watch the horsey film "The man from Snowy River" on Beeb 2 Film inSouthern Australia somewhere.
Heather,
Bet you checked and double checked to make sure it was for real and that you weren't completely losing it!!! Sean said did you just watch the horsey film "The man from Snowy River" on Beeb 2 Film inSouthern Australia somewhere.
Aug 31st 2003, 7:01 pm
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No its Not Larissa, her name is Serena, and she is the best case office DIMIA have ever had, i'd give her a reference anytime
Sep 1st 2003, 4:14 pm
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Congrats Heather & Matt - almost there!!! Sounds like the case officers are working on the weekends - mind you with the long backlog I'm not surprised.
If Matt had been an Aussie male he would have spotted the movie at once - I think Sigrid Thornton is in it and she was considered a classic babe from the 60s/70s that men remember fondly. Something like the way British men like old movies starring Jenny Agutter.
If Matt had been an Aussie male he would have spotted the movie at once - I think Sigrid Thornton is in it and she was considered a classic babe from the 60s/70s that men remember fondly. Something like the way British men like old movies starring Jenny Agutter.
Sep 1st 2003, 5:07 pm
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Thanks Jo, we've just sold our big car aswell, so we can pay off the big loan, even if the house doesn't sell we think we are still going for it anyway, lifes too short and all that, yipppeee
