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Old Nov 21st 2008 | 4:32 pm
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Originally Posted by Sam
condolences to you and Pauline Soapy


Didn't Moneypen travel as a citizen but with no Aus passport recently???

Give her a shout and see how she did it
yeh, bix thought that too

if we nip to brissie tomorrow they might give her an aussie passport
so they say
 
Old Nov 21st 2008 | 6:05 pm
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Originally Posted by soapy
yeh, bix thought that too

if we nip to brissie tomorrow they might give her an aussie passport
so they say
Good luck with that guys.

So sorry to hear your news, I'm sure all this farting around over a passport is not what you need right now. A lesson to us all, I guess...to make sure our paperwork is up to date as we never know when we might need it urgently. Your in my thoughts.
 
Old Nov 21st 2008 | 6:07 pm
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thanks pal.
y'know pauline said to me that we should get the passports as soon as. but as usual i was too mean and said we might never need them. i forgot that this will happen to us a lot over the next few years.
thanks for the kind words pal
 
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Originally Posted by soapy
thanks pal.
y'know pauline said to me that we should get the passports as soon as. but as usual i was too mean and said we might never need them. i forgot that this will happen to us a lot over the next few years.
thanks for the kind words pal
Moneypen travelled to the UK just after becoming a citizen - she took the paperwork with her and had no probs getting back in without the passport - drop her a pm Soapy mate, and give Pauline a hug from me
 
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Only me Sorry about the news but Pauline should be fine travelling with her UK passport as long as she also carries a certified copy of her citizenship certificate. I had so many conversations with both DIAC and the Passport Office and all of them (bar one bitch) said there was absolutely no reason why I should have any aggro. DIAC told me (more than once and all different people) that whilst you're now a Citizen, the visa in the UK passport hasn't actually expired (the final date on it that you had to be in the country by) and therefore becomes an RRV on it's own.

If you have more than 48 working hours available you can get an Aussie Passport in Brisbane - you just ring them up, explain the circumstances and they will give you an emergency appointment and get you the passport inside 48 hours.

However if you can get her on the plane prior to that and don't have time for the passport or the finding a JP for the certifying of the certificate, just take the original and keep it close (ie don't lose it) and she should have no bother.

The only other thing she will need to do, is when filling in the arrival form coming back on the plane, complete it as a Citizen and as soon as she gets to passport control, hand over the passport and the form and explain why she filled it in as a citizen and tell them she has her certificate with her. She will be taken to one side and they will take a copy of her certificate and send her on her way.

Hope that helps mate and send Pauline a hug.
 
Old Nov 21st 2008 | 8:23 pm
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Originally Posted by moneypen20
Only me Sorry about the news but Pauline should be fine travelling with her UK passport as long as she also carries a certified copy of her citizenship certificate. I had so many conversations with both DIAC and the Passport Office and all of them (bar one bitch) said there was absolutely no reason why I should have any aggro. DIAC told me (more than once and all different people) that whilst you're now a Citizen, the visa in the UK passport hasn't actually expired (the final date on it that you had to be in the country by) and therefore becomes an RRV on it's own.

If you have more than 48 working hours available you can get an Aussie Passport in Brisbane - you just ring them up, explain the circumstances and they will give you an emergency appointment and get you the passport inside 48 hours.

However if you can get her on the plane prior to that and don't have time for the passport or the finding a JP for the certifying of the certificate, just take the original and keep it close (ie don't lose it) and she should have no bother.

The only other thing she will need to do, is when filling in the arrival form coming back on the plane, complete it as a Citizen and as soon as she gets to passport control, hand over the passport and the form and explain why she filled it in as a citizen and tell them she has her certificate with her. She will be taken to one side and they will take a copy of her certificate and send her on her way.

Hope that helps mate and send Pauline a hug.
Hi soapy, just wanted to send our condolences to you n yours. . .just shows how many miles away we all are at times like this. . .take care.

Mandy
 
Old Nov 21st 2008 | 8:37 pm
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Sorry about the news mate. Gie Pauline a big hug fae me n Angie. Good luck.
 
Old Nov 21st 2008 | 8:50 pm
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Originally Posted by soapy
this is what i was hoping. we have left it a bit late as pauline is working today, so we have no chance of getting an aussie passport in time.
My mrs ( katsmajic ) had THE CALL last saturday, about her nephew she flew back from Adelaide to Heathrow this morning it really hits home hoe ar away you are from your friends and family, but we said today on the way to the airport we said how much Australia feels like home.

Condolences to everyone at this time.
 
Old Nov 21st 2008 | 8:53 pm
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Originally Posted by Pollyana
Moneypen travelled to the UK just after becoming a citizen - she took the paperwork with her and had no probs getting back in without the passport - drop her a pm Soapy mate, and give Pauline a hug from me
thanks polly. as usual pen has all the answers
 
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Originally Posted by moneypen20
Only me Sorry about the news but Pauline should be fine travelling with her UK passport as long as she also carries a certified copy of her citizenship certificate. I had so many conversations with both DIAC and the Passport Office and all of them (bar one bitch) said there was absolutely no reason why I should have any aggro. DIAC told me (more than once and all different people) that whilst you're now a Citizen, the visa in the UK passport hasn't actually expired (the final date on it that you had to be in the country by) and therefore becomes an RRV on it's own.

If you have more than 48 working hours available you can get an Aussie Passport in Brisbane - you just ring them up, explain the circumstances and they will give you an emergency appointment and get you the passport inside 48 hours.

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The only other thing she will need to do, is when filling in the arrival form coming back on the plane, complete it as a Citizen and as soon as she gets to passport control, hand over the passport and the form and explain why she filled it in as a citizen and tell them she has her certificate with her. She will be taken to one side and they will take a copy of her certificate and send her on her way.

Hope that helps mate and send Pauline a hug.
thanks again pen. it has made me think though.
i wonder how many new aussies knew this?
might be worth a sticky of some sort?
 
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Originally Posted by mandyp
Hi soapy, just wanted to send our condolences to you n yours. . .just shows how many miles away we all are at times like this. . .take care.

Mandy
your right mandy, this is when it hits me
ill let pauline know you posted pal
 
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Originally Posted by framac67
Sorry about the news mate. Gie Pauline a big hug fae me n Angie. Good luck.
will do pal, thanks

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Originally Posted by Katsmajics other half !!!
My mrs ( katsmajic ) had THE CALL last saturday, about her nephew she flew back from Adelaide to Heathrow this morning it really hits home hoe ar away you are from your friends and family, but we said today on the way to the airport we said how much Australia feels like home.

Condolences to everyone at this time.
very well said and thank you
 
Old Nov 21st 2008 | 9:01 pm
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oh and Pauline just told me to thank all who have sent karma (you all know who you are)
very nice touch guys and very touching words
 
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Originally Posted by soapy
thanks again pen. it has made me think though.
i wonder how many new aussies knew this?
might be worth a sticky of some sort?
In an ideal world we'd all have the money to get the passports immediately and also never have the dreaded call. But even in my world that doesn't happen so yes, it would help the info being in the useful tips bit
 


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