Can I add my mother to my application
May 17th 2003, 3:00 pm
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Can I add my mother to my application
Hi,
A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to his immi
application to Oz? He has only one sister living in Canada. Thanks!
What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
Al
A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to his immi
application to Oz? He has only one sister living in Canada. Thanks!
What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
Al
May 17th 2003, 3:44 pm
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Re: Can I add my mother to my application
Originally posted by Al
> A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
> married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to
> his immi application to Oz? He has only one sister living in
> Canada.
Ask him to read Page 50 of the March 2003 version of the Skilled Migration Booklet.
Bear in mind that the onus is on him to prove that his mother is reliant on him more than anyone else for support. Not something easily achieved.
> What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
What are the chances it'll rain tomorrow?
Peter
> A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
> married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to
> his immi application to Oz? He has only one sister living in
> Canada.
Ask him to read Page 50 of the March 2003 version of the Skilled Migration Booklet.
Bear in mind that the onus is on him to prove that his mother is reliant on him more than anyone else for support. Not something easily achieved.
> What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
What are the chances it'll rain tomorrow?
Peter
May 18th 2003, 7:03 am
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Re: Can I add my mother to my application
What are the chances it'll rain tomorrow?
Dunno, but I guess you'll get a quicker result than you would from the ASPC !
Dunno, but I guess you'll get a quicker result than you would from the ASPC !
May 18th 2003, 11:09 am
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Re: Can I add my mother to my application
If Mother's English is not up to standard, he will have to pay some
fees for that, and she must be in good health.
[email protected] (Al) wrote in message news:...
> Hi,
>
> A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
> married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to his immi
> application to Oz? He has only one sister living in Canada. Thanks!
> What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
>
> Al
fees for that, and she must be in good health.
[email protected] (Al) wrote in message news:...
> Hi,
>
> A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
> married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to his immi
> application to Oz? He has only one sister living in Canada. Thanks!
> What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
>
> Al
May 18th 2003, 9:37 pm
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Re: Can I add my mother to my application
The answer is twofold:
1. If your mother is widowed it may be possible if she is financially
supported by you, and you can prove this, although DIMIA will be
sceptical BUT ...
2. If you succeed in proving dependency, you may be storing up a
bigger problem if your mother has a health problem (or less likely, a
ciminal record). Under the 'one fails, all fail' rule if your mother
was proved to be dependent and then was found out to be medically
inadmissable - common in elderly people - the whole family's
application would be refused.
Jeremy
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
>> > married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to his immi
>> > application to Oz? He has only one sister living in Canada. Thanks!
>> > What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
>> >
>> > Al
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
1. If your mother is widowed it may be possible if she is financially
supported by you, and you can prove this, although DIMIA will be
sceptical BUT ...
2. If you succeed in proving dependency, you may be storing up a
bigger problem if your mother has a health problem (or less likely, a
ciminal record). Under the 'one fails, all fail' rule if your mother
was proved to be dependent and then was found out to be medically
inadmissable - common in elderly people - the whole family's
application would be refused.
Jeremy
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
>> > married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to his immi
>> > application to Oz? He has only one sister living in Canada. Thanks!
>> > What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
>> >
>> > Al
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
May 18th 2003, 11:06 pm
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Re: Can I add my mother to my application
Originally posted by Sdw
If Mother's English is not up to standard, he will have to pay some
fees for that, and she must be in good health.
If Mother's English is not up to standard, he will have to pay some
fees for that, and she must be in good health.
Cheers,
Peter
May 19th 2003, 12:14 am
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Re: Can I add my mother to my application
Please tell us kindly what is written on the page 50 of the March 2003
version of the Skilled Migration Booklet. We don't have the Booklet
yet.
Thanks,
Al
ptlabs wrote in message news:...
> Originally posted by Al
> > A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
> > married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to
> > his immi application to Oz? He has only one sister living in
> > Canada.
>
> Ask him to read Page 50 of the March 2003 version of the Skilled
> Migration Booklet.
>
> Bear in mind that the onus is on him to prove that his mother is reliant
> on him more than anyone else for support. Not something easily achieved.
>
>
> > What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
>
> What are the chances it'll rain tomorrow?
>
>
> Peter
version of the Skilled Migration Booklet. We don't have the Booklet
yet.
Thanks,
Al
ptlabs wrote in message news:...
> Originally posted by Al
> > A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
> > married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to
> > his immi application to Oz? He has only one sister living in
> > Canada.
>
> Ask him to read Page 50 of the March 2003 version of the Skilled
> Migration Booklet.
>
> Bear in mind that the onus is on him to prove that his mother is reliant
> on him more than anyone else for support. Not something easily achieved.
>
>
> > What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
>
> What are the chances it'll rain tomorrow?
>
>
> Peter
May 19th 2003, 12:49 am
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Re: Can I add my mother to my application
Hi Al,
I will email you the booklet.
Check your email. You will need Acrobat Reader to open the file.
Best regards,
Ritka
Al wrote:
> Please tell us kindly what is written on the page 50 of the March 2003
> version of the Skilled Migration Booklet. We don't have the Booklet
> yet.
>
> Thanks,
> Al
>
>
> ptlabs wrote in message news:...
>
>>Originally posted by Al
>>>A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
>>>married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to
>>>his immi application to Oz? He has only one sister living in
>>>Canada.
>>Ask him to read Page 50 of the March 2003 version of the Skilled
>>Migration Booklet.
>>Bear in mind that the onus is on him to prove that his mother is reliant
>>on him more than anyone else for support. Not something easily achieved.
>>>What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
>>What are the chances it'll rain tomorrow?
>>Peter
>
I will email you the booklet.
Check your email. You will need Acrobat Reader to open the file.
Best regards,
Ritka
Al wrote:
> Please tell us kindly what is written on the page 50 of the March 2003
> version of the Skilled Migration Booklet. We don't have the Booklet
> yet.
>
> Thanks,
> Al
>
>
> ptlabs wrote in message news:...
>
>>Originally posted by Al
>>>A friend from India, experienced IT Network Eng, under 35 y/o,
>>>married, one child, wants to know if he can add his mother to
>>>his immi application to Oz? He has only one sister living in
>>>Canada.
>>Ask him to read Page 50 of the March 2003 version of the Skilled
>>Migration Booklet.
>>Bear in mind that the onus is on him to prove that his mother is reliant
>>on him more than anyone else for support. Not something easily achieved.
>>>What are his chances to get an immi visa for Australia?
>>What are the chances it'll rain tomorrow?
>>Peter
>
May 19th 2003, 12:54 am
#9
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Location: NSW
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Re: Can I add my mother to my application
Originally posted by Al
Please tell us kindly what is written on the page 50 of the March 2003 version of the Skilled Migration Booklet. We don't have the Booklet yet.
Please tell us kindly what is written on the page 50 of the March 2003 version of the Skilled Migration Booklet. We don't have the Booklet yet.
http://dima.cardgate.net/General_Ski...ation/1119.pdf
