where should your meds/pcc's go
 

Hi after have our meds...all ok by the way..... where should they be sent to sydney or adelaide,the reason I ask is at the meds we were asked where do you want them sent to.....the TRA was at Adelaide so i said Adelaide...is this right,if its wrong will adelaide send to sydney :confused:

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

yeah as far as i know adeladie is right :D

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

Ours have gone off today, we were asked to send them to Sydney. I thought it was Adelaide until we rcvd letter from Agent with the correct address. We are 139 Designated Area Sponsor. I don't know if its different addresses for different Visas. Hope this helps. :)

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

I've been doing some digging on this today because our meds are ready to send. It appears that pre-July '04 applicants send theirs to ASPC but post-July applicants should send theirs to Sydney.

This seems to be the consensus on the Immi forum, hopefully one of the experts can clarify.

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

We are post-July going on a skilled 136 visa and we had to send our meds to :

Local Clearance Unit
DIMIA
GPO Box 9984
Sydney
New South Wales
2001

Hope this helps!

Jayne :D

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

Cheers. That address is for regular post, for couriers use:

Local Clearance Unit
Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs
Level 6, 26 Lee Street
Sydney CBD NSW 2000 AUSTRALIA

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

Thanks all I guess i have sent them to the wrong place,here's hoping adelaide will forward onto sydney

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

They will. someone else on here had the same problem and their CO sent them to Sydney. It just holds the process up a few days that's all.

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

Thanks wmoore,do you thinks i should send the police checks to the same place as well :)

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

This is where we sent ours aswell.
Theresa

Re: where should your meds/pcc's go
 

Police checks should go to ASPC - at least that's where mine have gone!