CPA Australia is sleeping on files
Feb 21st 2006, 8:47 am
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CPA Australia is sleeping on files
Expected time for skills assessments from CPAA is around 4 months. It
is like immigration application. They are now doing Oct 05
applications. And it is expected to go up further with the no of
applcations they receive. Of course no increase in staff to take up
loads of work. Take it as last resort. Go for NIA which takes around 1
to 2 months. May be best option available.
is like immigration application. They are now doing Oct 05
applications. And it is expected to go up further with the no of
applcations they receive. Of course no increase in staff to take up
loads of work. Take it as last resort. Go for NIA which takes around 1
to 2 months. May be best option available.
Oct 16th 2006, 12:54 am
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1
Re: CPA Australia is sleeping on files
Originally Posted by Avin
Expected time for skills assessments from CPAA is around 4 months. It
is like immigration application. They are now doing Oct 05
applications. And it is expected to go up further with the no of
applcations they receive. Of course no increase in staff to take up
loads of work. Take it as last resort. Go for NIA which takes around 1
to 2 months. May be best option available.
is like immigration application. They are now doing Oct 05
applications. And it is expected to go up further with the no of
applcations they receive. Of course no increase in staff to take up
loads of work. Take it as last resort. Go for NIA which takes around 1
to 2 months. May be best option available.
They must have woken up.
CPA Australia now have the best assessment queue times - 2-4 weeks!
