I Got It
Mar 11th 2004 | 10:57 pm
#91
She's a bird, you know
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Yorkshire
Re: I Got It
About flipping time mate! Very pleased for you all.
I reckon I'm going tobe doing the straight to permanent res application when we eventually get round to lodging, so I'll be plugging you for advice on that one.
See, the best things are worth waiting for! Enjoy your partying mate.
Bundy
I reckon I'm going tobe doing the straight to permanent res application when we eventually get round to lodging, so I'll be plugging you for advice on that one.
See, the best things are worth waiting for! Enjoy your partying mate.
Bundy
Originally posted by WBB
:PARTY:
:PARTY: :PARTY:
thanks to everyone on this site who has provided help and support over the last few months, our waiting is finally over.
quick telephone interview this morning and my visa was granted, first entry by october 28th.
:PARTY:
:PARTY: :PARTY: thanks to everyone on this site who has provided help and support over the last few months, our waiting is finally over.
quick telephone interview this morning and my visa was granted, first entry by october 28th.
Mar 12th 2004 | 6:04 am
#92
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From: The Green behind the Gold
Re: I Got It
Originally posted by WBB
:PARTY: :PARTY: :PARTY:
thanks to everyone on this site who has provided help and support over the last few months, our waiting is finally over.
quick telephone interview this morning and my visa was granted, first entry by october 28th.
:PARTY:
:PARTY: :PARTY: thanks to everyone on this site who has provided help and support over the last few months, our waiting is finally over.
quick telephone interview this morning and my visa was granted, first entry by october 28th.
Congratulations - how hung over are you now, or does the clean room have oxygen on tap?
Mar 12th 2004 | 6:06 am
#93
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From: Townsville QLD
Re: I Got It
Hey congratulations and enjoy the weekend!
Mar 12th 2004 | 6:17 am
#94
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Re: I Got It
Originally posted by WBB
:PARTY: :PARTY: :PARTY:
thanks to everyone on this site who has provided help and support over the last few months, our waiting is finally over.
quick telephone interview this morning and my visa was granted, first entry by october 28th.
:PARTY:
:PARTY: :PARTY: thanks to everyone on this site who has provided help and support over the last few months, our waiting is finally over.
quick telephone interview this morning and my visa was granted, first entry by october 28th.
A big fat congratulations to all those that just received their visas, hope everything works fine for yous, and for those still waiting, hope it comes sooner.
There ain't nothing like good news, and seeing all that effort finally paying off
Have a good weekend all, and don't get too
L8r
Mar 12th 2004 | 6:21 am
#95
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From: The Place To Be
Re: I Got It
Originally posted by WBB
:PARTY: :PARTY: :PARTY:
thanks to everyone on this site who has provided help and support over the last few months, our waiting is finally over.
quick telephone interview this morning and my visa was granted, first entry by october 28th.
:PARTY:
:PARTY: :PARTY: thanks to everyone on this site who has provided help and support over the last few months, our waiting is finally over.
quick telephone interview this morning and my visa was granted, first entry by october 28th.
Cheers!
Anya.
Mar 12th 2004 | 6:37 am
#96
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From: The Place To Be
Originally posted by WBB
the postman has just been and delivered my letter granting the visa, it is sub class 100 and has a condition 8502 attached to it, i must not enter australia before my sponsor (the missus), does this mean we can go on the same flight and she just has to pass through immigration before me or is it more complicated than this?
BTW what is the difference between a sub class 100 and a 309?
the postman has just been and delivered my letter granting the visa, it is sub class 100 and has a condition 8502 attached to it, i must not enter australia before my sponsor (the missus), does this mean we can go on the same flight and she just has to pass through immigration before me or is it more complicated than this?
BTW what is the difference between a sub class 100 and a 309?
Anya.
Mar 12th 2004 | 8:16 am
#97
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Re: I Got It
Originally posted by CHnJ
Oh God ... we're going to be on the same flight! lol
Congratulations - how hung over are you now, or does the clean room have oxygen on tap?
Oh God ... we're going to be on the same flight! lol
Congratulations - how hung over are you now, or does the clean room have oxygen on tap?
when are you headed out then?
Mar 12th 2004 | 9:33 am
#98
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Posts: 11,149
Originally posted by WBB
the postman has just been and delivered my letter granting the visa, it is sub class 100 and has a condition 8502 attached to it, i must not enter australia before my sponsor (the missus), does this mean we can go on the same flight and she just has to pass through immigration before me or is it more complicated than this?
BTW what is the difference between a sub class 100 and a 309?
the postman has just been and delivered my letter granting the visa, it is sub class 100 and has a condition 8502 attached to it, i must not enter australia before my sponsor (the missus), does this mean we can go on the same flight and she just has to pass through immigration before me or is it more complicated than this?
BTW what is the difference between a sub class 100 and a 309?
A 309 is a provisional (temporary) spouse visa issued to De-Facto and Spouse applicants who have been together less than 5 years (less than 2 years where kids are involved). 2 Years after application in the UK a 309er becomes a 100 (permanent resident) after resubmitting evidence, more stat decs etc to prove you are still a couple.
My timeline was
Application lodged 30 Oct 2001
Visa granted Mid Feb 2002
Entered Oz 5 May 2002
Received final stage forms 1 August 2003
Forms submitted 14 August 2003
On Holiday Oct Nov when decision was due so informed DIMIA
PR Sub Class 100 granted after holiday 15 Nov 2003
Mar 12th 2004 | 9:41 am
#99
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From: New Zealand
how did I miss this thread? especially after seeing all the "where's my visa threads!?"
congrats to wwb and your mrs and kids
congrats to wwb and your mrs and kids
Mar 12th 2004 | 10:34 am
#100
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Originally posted by bondipom
At Sydney airport the sign at immigration says citizens and family turn up with your Mrs at that q and get processed together.
A 309 is a provisional (temporary) spouse visa issued to De-Facto and Spouse applicants who have been together less than 5 years (less than 2 years where kids are involved). 2 Years after application in the UK a 309er becomes a 100 (permanent resident) after resubmitting evidence, more stat decs etc to prove you are still a couple.
My timeline was
Application lodged 30 Oct 2001
Visa granted Mid Feb 2002
Entered Oz 5 May 2002
Received final stage forms 1 August 2003
Forms submitted 14 August 2003
On Holiday Oct Nov when decision was due so informed DIMIA
PR Sub Class 100 granted after holiday 15 Nov 2003
At Sydney airport the sign at immigration says citizens and family turn up with your Mrs at that q and get processed together.
A 309 is a provisional (temporary) spouse visa issued to De-Facto and Spouse applicants who have been together less than 5 years (less than 2 years where kids are involved). 2 Years after application in the UK a 309er becomes a 100 (permanent resident) after resubmitting evidence, more stat decs etc to prove you are still a couple.
My timeline was
Application lodged 30 Oct 2001
Visa granted Mid Feb 2002
Entered Oz 5 May 2002
Received final stage forms 1 August 2003
Forms submitted 14 August 2003
On Holiday Oct Nov when decision was due so informed DIMIA
PR Sub Class 100 granted after holiday 15 Nov 2003
Mar 12th 2004 | 4:10 pm
#101
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 11,149
Originally posted by WBB
what i was wondering is, what are the benefits of a 100 over a 309 if any?
what i was wondering is, what are the benefits of a 100 over a 309 if any?
A 309 is a temporary residency. Nara had to wait till she got her 100 before she could finalise her uni application. A lot of jobs are for PRs only (by choice of the employer).
As a temporary resident a mortgage would need a 20% deposit (if based on my income) and my credit scoring would be lower.
The best thing about you getting PR 100 is you do not need to go through the application again in 2 years time. Just think if you had to do another character check.
