The snip!
Sep 8th 2005 | 1:39 pm
#16
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From: Home and proud to be British
Re: The snip!
Originally Posted by The Quinns
This is a belting question, however important to us!!
We have just found out we have passed the skills assessment and are about to submit our full application
However!!! Hubby is concerned when we do have our medicals, him having the snip already at 32 could go against him as he is unable to produce more children and only has one?
With the Aussie Govt being keen to increase the population, could this go against us?
Do you have declare this in your medical? :scared:
We have just found out we have passed the skills assessment and are about to submit our full application
However!!! Hubby is concerned when we do have our medicals, him having the snip already at 32 could go against him as he is unable to produce more children and only has one?
With the Aussie Govt being keen to increase the population, could this go against us?
Do you have declare this in your medical? :scared:
Sep 8th 2005 | 3:20 pm
#17
Ping Pong Wannabe
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 657
From: Edge of the Cotswolds
Re: The snip!
my hubby enquired about it here when he was 29 and apparently they only like to do it when you're 30 (maybe just local policy) so.....having it at 32 should be fine. We most definitely have not fulfilled the Australian Dream (4+ kids) and only have one more than you OP.
Sep 8th 2005 | 3:28 pm
#18
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From: Moggill, Brisbane
Re: The snip!
Originally Posted by Didnaeseeu
No guys I would'nt think this would be a problem!!!!!!
However, everyone knows when you have the 'snip' you will stand out from the crowd and never be able to grow a 'mullet'. :scared:
Cheers 
However, everyone knows when you have the 'snip' you will stand out from the crowd and never be able to grow a 'mullet'. :scared:
Cheers
Oh Yeah
And 3 years after the 'snip' you also develop 'man boobs' and resemble pammy anderson on the beach when your jogging.
cheers
[/QUOTE]YEAH AND DON'T FORGET THE JOGGERS NIPPLE!!!!
Sep 8th 2005 | 3:39 pm
#19
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From: Sunshine Coast
Re: The snip!
Originally Posted by The Quinns
This is a belting question, however important to us!!
We have just found out we have passed the skills assessment and are about to submit our full application
However!!! Hubby is concerned when we do have our medicals, him having the snip already at 32 could go against him as he is unable to produce more children and only has one?
With the Aussie Govt being keen to increase the population, could this go against us?
Do you have declare this in your medical? :scared:
We have just found out we have passed the skills assessment and are about to submit our full application
However!!! Hubby is concerned when we do have our medicals, him having the snip already at 32 could go against him as he is unable to produce more children and only has one?
With the Aussie Govt being keen to increase the population, could this go against us?
Do you have declare this in your medical? :scared:
My husband had the snip at 26 after two kids. This will not go against you. They don't, and can't take into account of any possible contributions to the oz population. They would have to screen everyone for infertility and make them sign a contract to reproduce. I can't see that being a popular move!
Rachel
Sep 8th 2005 | 4:36 pm
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 1,347
Re: The snip!
Originally Posted by RReed
No.
My husband had the snip at 26 after two kids. This will not go against you. They don't, and can't take into account of any possible contributions to the oz population. They would have to screen everyone for infertility and make them sign a contract to reproduce. I can't see that being a popular move!
Rachel
My husband had the snip at 26 after two kids. This will not go against you. They don't, and can't take into account of any possible contributions to the oz population. They would have to screen everyone for infertility and make them sign a contract to reproduce. I can't see that being a popular move!
Rachel
In any event, having kids is the most personal of decisions and there is no way they could discriminate against you on the grounds of *not* adding further to the world's population.
Sue
Sep 8th 2005 | 4:41 pm
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 1,347
Re: The snip!
Originally Posted by CORKER
Yes...That's what the doctor is checking for when he ask's him to cough....
He's checking that it's full of little swimmers...
He's checking that it's full of little swimmers...
