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hi

can a couple submit 2 EOIs in the first EOI the husband is the main applicant and the wife is dependent and in the 2nd the wife is the main applicant and the husband is the dependent?

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Originally Posted by asmgx (Post 10216866)

hi

can a couple submit 2 EOIs in the first EOI the husband is the main applicant and the wife is dependent and in the 2nd the wife is the main applicant and the husband is the dependent?

Ignoring the fact that you'd be trying to cheat your way into having an increased chance of selection & clogging up the system with unnecessary extra EoIs, why are you even applying for general skilled migration when you are supposedly an Australian citizen already?

firstly i am not cheating any one

if the system accept it then it is not cheating. i am not doing anything illegal!!

and everyone applying for immigration is trying to get better chance.

yes i am australian citizen already, but i am helping my brothers with their, applications ( i hope this is not illegal too !!!!)

i dont know why you so offensive with me?!!

i am asking normal questions! why you treating me like this!!!

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Originally Posted by asmgx (Post 10217123)

There's nothing offensive about it. :rolleyes:

Trying to jump the queue by claiming multiple places is cheating the system, just as obtaining state sponsorship is by people that have no intention of honouring their obligations. It may not be illegal, but it doesn't make it right. Not everyone applying for a visa is trying to manipulate the system to gain an advantage. :sneaky:

If you're asking questions for someone else, maybe you should be making that apparent when asking - or get them to ask. Firstly, it's misleading implying it's for you, and secondly, how can anyone here give you accurate information when you've not given the correct details?

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Originally Posted by asmgx (Post 10217123)

People answering queries on this forum often look at a posters history in order to get a complete picture of the situation and thus help the best way they can. Therefore telling us that you are asking for family members and not for yourself would actually help us to help you :)

i appreciate this forum and people in it.
i have been using this forum since 2003 and it helped me with my visa and through my life in australia and i would really appreciate if it could help my family members too :)

thanks all in BritishExpats :) you the best