Visa app sent-what can we be getting on with?
Jan 29th 2005, 1:16 am
#16
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Re: Visa app sent-what can we be getting on with?
Originally Posted by SunshineGirl
Here we go:
Q. How can I check the progress of my assessment?
A. You are able to check on the progress of your qualification assessment via the ICAA secure website.
To access these progress details:
1. Click on the following link and login: https://members.icaa.org.au/customer/formslogin.asp
2. Your login is:
Username: NNNNNN (the ICAA should tell you this
Password: your date of birth (8 digits ie NNNN19NN)
If you have problems logging in, please contact [email protected].
3. Once logged in, select 'Qualifications Assess' from the Navigation Bar on the left side of the screen.
4. You should see your Qualification Assessment listed with one of the following statuses:
In Progress: We have received the assessment and it is being assessed.
Awaiting Information: We have received the assessment. Further information has been requested/is needed before we can proceed.
Closed: The assessment was completed and a letter sent out on the closed date.
We recommend that you login to the secure site to check on the progress of your application.
For further information contact [email protected] or phone us on 02 9290 5732.
Q. How can I check the progress of my assessment?
A. You are able to check on the progress of your qualification assessment via the ICAA secure website.
To access these progress details:
1. Click on the following link and login: https://members.icaa.org.au/customer/formslogin.asp
2. Your login is:
Username: NNNNNN (the ICAA should tell you this
Password: your date of birth (8 digits ie NNNN19NN)
If you have problems logging in, please contact [email protected].
3. Once logged in, select 'Qualifications Assess' from the Navigation Bar on the left side of the screen.
4. You should see your Qualification Assessment listed with one of the following statuses:
In Progress: We have received the assessment and it is being assessed.
Awaiting Information: We have received the assessment. Further information has been requested/is needed before we can proceed.
Closed: The assessment was completed and a letter sent out on the closed date.
We recommend that you login to the secure site to check on the progress of your application.
For further information contact [email protected] or phone us on 02 9290 5732.
Will let you know if (when hopefully!!) assessment is passed. Yours was very quick....is this the norm now? I hope so....
Jan 29th 2005, 1:21 am
#17
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Location: Perth WA
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Re: Visa app sent-what can we be getting on with?
Originally Posted by sonictigger
Thanks so much, this is great info. I love this forum...although I think I'm hooked...loads of house stuff to do, but can't quite mange to turn the laptop off!!!!!
Will let you know if (when hopefully!!) assessment is passed. Yours was very quick....is this the norm now? I hope so....
Will let you know if (when hopefully!!) assessment is passed. Yours was very quick....is this the norm now? I hope so....
Maybe I just landed on the top of the pile!
Actually, my agent advised me to send my (rather long and detailed) CV with the assessment even though ICAA don't normally ask for it. As I'm CIMA as well, I just assumed it would takes ages.
So, you never can tell! Good luck!
Jan 29th 2005, 9:34 pm
#18
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Re: Visa app sent-what can we be getting on with?
It seems we have turned this into the accountants thread A few comments:
ICAA would not give me a reference number despite several requests (ignored rather than declined) and I had to wait about 11 weeks (I think) in total.
I did think twice about letting that cat out of the bag that we only give the impression we know it all but it is part of my one man quest to dispel the Monty Python image of accountants. (This will stir things up I bet, but if you want to see some REALLY boring people then look at engineers if the ones I have worked with in my last 2 companies are anything to go by)
I think sonictigger is right about all the interesting accountants heading down under. When I looked at some of the grey people I have worked with in recent years who would rather be at work than at home it helped me make the decision to do something as radical as emigrating.
A few comments:ICAA would not give me a reference number despite several requests (ignored rather than declined) and I had to wait about 11 weeks (I think) in total.
I did think twice about letting that cat out of the bag that we only give the impression we know it all but it is part of my one man quest to dispel the Monty Python image of accountants.
(This will stir things up I bet, but if you want to see some REALLY boring people then look at engineers if the ones I have worked with in my last 2 companies are anything to go by)I think sonictigger is right about all the interesting accountants heading down under. When I looked at some of the grey people I have worked with in recent years who would rather be at work than at home it helped me make the decision to do something as radical as emigrating.
Jan 29th 2005, 10:36 pm
#19
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Joined: Jul 2004
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Re: Visa app sent-what can we be getting on with?
Originally Posted by worzel
So does anyone have any tips for stuff we can be getting on with (a life perhaps?) in the meantime to spread the load a bit?
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Jan 30th 2005, 5:50 am
#20
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Location: Utopia?
Posts: 865
Re: Visa app sent-what can we be getting on with?
Hi there,
My advice is get the house up for sale as soon as possible, otherwise you could be left with a nightmare like we have, needing to validate and so little time, we got our visas in October, put the house up for sale the first week in October, and have had the grand sum of one offer!!!!!!!!
a low one at that but we will probably be taking it.
Get it sold now, providing you have a cast iron application, and you could always live at relatives until you go.
Good luck
D
My advice is get the house up for sale as soon as possible, otherwise you could be left with a nightmare like we have, needing to validate and so little time, we got our visas in October, put the house up for sale the first week in October, and have had the grand sum of one offer!!!!!!!!
a low one at that but we will probably be taking it.Get it sold now, providing you have a cast iron application, and you could always live at relatives until you go.
Good luck
D
