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brissie bound Oct 6th 2004 3:58 pm

Assurance of Support question
 
Hi There

We have just received a message from our assurer that they have been asked to lodge the bond money within 14 days - Does this mean subject to medical and police clearance we are in??? Please tell us yes!!!

We are hoping to get to sunny Brisbane next July/August and would love to hear from anyone else going out that way....

Richard_Gregan Oct 6th 2004 4:24 pm

Re: Assurance of Support question
 
I would start counting my chickens if I were you....

Meds/ Penals to go and then..... Brisbane - that fine city of culture and creative vitality.

Springo Oct 6th 2004 7:14 pm

Re: Assurance of Support question
 

Originally Posted by brissie bound
Hi There

We have just received a message from our assurer that they have been asked to lodge the bond money within 14 days - Does this mean subject to medical and police clearance we are in??? Please tell us yes!!!

We are hoping to get to sunny Brisbane next July/August and would love to hear from anyone else going out that way....


Thats great news, Good luck.

Would you mind sharing your timeline with us please.

I have just sent our assurer her letter for Centrelink.

Thanks

Julia

brissie bound Oct 6th 2004 8:26 pm

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Originally Posted by Springo
Thats great news, Good luck.

Would you mind sharing your timeline with us please.

I have just sent our assurer her letter for Centrelink.

Thanks

Julia

Hi

We applied 15 May main application, skilled, and received a letter from DIMIA end of August saying that they would get in touch with our assurer. He received a letter 1 October saying payup within 14 days.

We were pre July so I dont know what difference that makes to the time etc

Good luck with your application

brissie bound Oct 6th 2004 8:32 pm

Re: Assurance of Support question
 

Originally Posted by Richard Gregan
I would start counting my chickens if I were you....

Meds/ Penals to go and then..... Brisbane - that fine city of culture and creative vitality.


Yippee - Thanks for the information

will crack open a bottle of Aussie wine!!!

Peavy Oct 18th 2004 9:51 pm

Re: Assurance of Support question
 
Dear Reader(s),
Can anyone please tell approximately how much time does it take for
DIMIA to release a VISA after they have found out that the BOND of
$3500 has been deposited?

All formalities are OVER like pCC, Medicals etc...
Bond loged on 30th Aug 04
going as 138

Its my first time in this FORUM, hope someone can help me..

Regards,
Ronnie.

brissie bound Oct 19th 2004 7:10 am

Re: Assurance of Support question
 
Hi

Do you know if you have a case worker? Our bond has been lodged but we have been told it may be sometime before we are alloacated a case worker.

We have applied for our pcc and go for our medicals 1/12/04 so DIMIA will have everything before xmas..... hopefully we'll have our visa's early next year

Good luck


Originally Posted by Peavy
Dear Reader(s),
Can anyone please tell approximately how much time does it take for
DIMIA to release a VISA after they have found out that the BOND of
$3500 has been deposited?

All formalities are OVER like pCC, Medicals etc...
Bond loged on 30th Aug 04
going as 138

Its my first time in this FORUM, hope someone can help me..

Regards,
Ronnie.


Young Ones Oct 19th 2004 8:42 am

Re: Assurance of Support question
 
Hello I am new to this too, our assurers have been asked for the Bond money and we would love to know as they are going halfs does one pay $3500 and the other pay the $1500 or do they both have to pay $5000 into two different accounts, also does this been we will nearly get our visa's!! Our Visa seems to be going through really quick, we are post July.
Thanks

sue_parker Oct 19th 2004 11:17 am

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Hi Ronnie,

I'm playing the waiting game too. I am a 138 everything is in. Just waiting and waiting!

Sue

KenJan333 Oct 19th 2004 4:26 pm

Re: Assurance of Support question
 

Originally Posted by brissie bound
Hi There

We have just received a message from our assurer that they have been asked to lodge the bond money within 14 days - Does this mean subject to medical and police clearance we are in??? Please tell us yes!!!

We are hoping to get to sunny Brisbane next July/August and would love to hear from anyone else going out that way....

The bond money is usually the last thing they ask for, so it looks like the green light for you guys.

Good Luck

Jan

brissie bound Oct 19th 2004 7:38 pm

Re: Assurance of Support question
 
Hi Jan

Thanks for that but the strange thing is we havn't a case worker so when I e mailed DIMIA they said our application hadn't been assessed yet but they were getting the assurance money first! The good thing is they did say in the unlikely event of a visa not being issued they would refund the money.

And the time before it gets passed to a case worker.......... it maybe a long time!

The wait is agony!

Where are you going to? are you being sponsored?


Ta ra

Tandy





Originally Posted by KenJan333
The bond money is usually the last thing they ask for, so it looks like the green light for you guys.

Good Luck

Jan


Nundahbilly Oct 25th 2004 9:07 am

Re: Assurance of Support question
 
July/Aug in Brisbane almost equals mid-winter. Cool nights (for us - a doona
might be required) but beautiful days with clear blue skies. Seas warm
enough for non-Queenslanders to swim. Little/no rain during winter because
we get our main rainfall in summer months (together with the occasional
severe storm). No problem once you are used to them. We are now heading
into summer and today's Max temp was just over 28oC with 75% humidity.
Unleaded petrol approx 95c per litre (less 4c litre if you usesupermarket
saver dockets). "Experts" tipping fuel prices to stay at these higher
prices. Has been up to approx $1.05pl. Meat prices high at present because
of widespread drought. Rump steak could be up to about $28 per kilo everyday
price - but drop to about $10 (or less) on special. On UK trip, we noticed
our prices similar to UK but in $Aust instead of English pounds.


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