Current Processing Times
Mar 9th 2008, 9:39 pm
#2356
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Joined: Mar 2007
Location: Preston, Lancashire
Posts: 808
Re: Current Processing Times
just to let you in on our fab news we got our visas this week! The waiting really does come to an end!!! Good luck to everyone else still waiting, hang on in there!
Positive skills assessment Mar 07, application applied 12th June, Acknowledged Sept and pcc sent for, CO Dec, meds Jan 28th, golden ticket 6th March.Going to book tickets tomorrow to go in June next stress is to price up taking things over there not taking much just few kids toys!!
Positive skills assessment Mar 07, application applied 12th June, Acknowledged Sept and pcc sent for, CO Dec, meds Jan 28th, golden ticket 6th March.Going to book tickets tomorrow to go in June next stress is to price up taking things over there not taking much just few kids toys!!
Mar 9th 2008, 10:21 pm
#2357
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 2,517
Re: Current Processing Times
just to let you in on our fab news we got our visas this week! The waiting really does come to an end!!! Good luck to everyone else still waiting, hang on in there!
Positive skills assessment Mar 07, application applied 12th June, Acknowledged Sept and pcc sent for, CO Dec, meds Jan 28th, golden ticket 6th March.Going to book tickets tomorrow to go in June next stress is to price up taking things over there not taking much just few kids toys!!
Positive skills assessment Mar 07, application applied 12th June, Acknowledged Sept and pcc sent for, CO Dec, meds Jan 28th, golden ticket 6th March.Going to book tickets tomorrow to go in June next stress is to price up taking things over there not taking much just few kids toys!!
That's great news, congratulations
Mar 10th 2008, 1:53 am
#2358
Forum Regular
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 151
Re: Current Processing Times
AAAAHhhhhhhhhhh bless poor juneeeees how on earth are you all coping with the wait!!!!! So much good luck for this forthcoming week. Thought all Juneeeees were all through, feel for you all soooo much can't imagine how bad i'll feel if i'm still sat here in the same position in another two months time!!! Good luck guys
Mar 10th 2008, 3:57 am
#2359
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Joined: Oct 2007
Location: In Brisbane on holiday
Posts: 18
Re: Current Processing Times
I am still waiting from 27th March 07, I hope I am within days now. It has been a long long process. I thought I would have had the visa by end of Oct 07?
Mar 10th 2008, 12:54 pm
#2360
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Posts: 808
Mar 10th 2008, 1:38 pm
#2361
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 790
Re: Current Processing Times
there's still a few from april and may waiting as well. i don't think there's any quick visa for most of us,its just a case of waiting patiently.
Mar 11th 2008, 8:26 am
#2369
Forum Regular
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 151
Re: Current Processing Times
From [email protected] :
This is an automated e-mail response from the Adelaide Skilled Processing
Centre (ASPC) to provide general information about application processing.
If you send documents or an enquiry to this mailbox you will need to resend
your email to the correct departmental address.
If the application has been allocated to a case officer then you will have
been provided with specific contact information. Alternatively you can
refer to the department's website at:
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
for information on contacting or sending documents to the Adelaide Skilled
Processing Centre.
Information on skilled migration is available from the Department's website
at http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...tion/index.htm
Updates
Capital Investment
As of 3 December 2007 all State/Territory Treasury Corporations who were
gazetted to accept designated securities have withdrawn this facility.
Consequently it is no longer possible to lodge a deposit with any of the
State/Territory Treasury Corporations in order to claim bonus points.
The department is investigating the implications this will have on affected
applications and as soon as any further information comes to hand relating
to this matter applicants will be contacted directly by their case officer.
Applicants not yet allocated a case officer can continue to check this
email for updates and information will be added to the department’s website
when available.
United Kingdom police clearances
Police certificates are now being issued by the Association of Chief Police
Officers (ACPO) and cover applicants who have lived or currently reside in
England, Wales, Scotland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and Northern
Ireland.
Application forms and guidance on how to apply for the police certificates
for residents and non-residents can be located online at www.acpo.police.uk
Currently, the department will also continue to accept the outcome of a
Subject Access Request made under the Data Protection Act 1998 for each
relevant UK jurisdiction.
Communicating with this office
Information on making telephone or email enquiries to the ASPC is located
at http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
This system has been established to provide consistent and efficient
responses to email enquiries and you are requested not to send enquiries to
individual departmental officers regarding an application unless
specifically requested to do so.
Please note that the departmental officers who email out the
acknowledgement letters are not able to respond to enquiries sent to their
individual email addresses.
RECEIPTING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF APPLICATIONS
The ASPC is currently receipting new applications within service standards.
Once an application has been receipted it undergoes validity checking and
an acknowledgement letter with client information and a receipt will be
sent. If an application is determined to be invalid documents will be
returned and a refund of the visa application charge arranged.
As of 11 March 2008 the ASPC Admin Section is processing applications as
follows:
Onshore Applications: receipting and acknowledging applications received on
6 March 2008.
Offshore Applications received after 1 September 2007: receipting and
acknowledging applications received on 6 March 2008.
Offshore Applications received prior to 1 September 2007:
All applications with a valid payment have now been receipted. The ASPC is
acknowledging offshore applications received on 27 August 2007.
Please note that any delay in acknowledging an application does not affect
the date on which a valid application is recorded as having been received
and does not delay processing of the application.
Once an application has been acknowledged it will be allocated to a case
officer for further assessment as soon as possible, however, the ASPC
receives a large number of applications and you will not be contacted
immediately.
PROCESSING AND ALLOCATION INFORMATION - For the week of 11 March 2008
Applications lodged on or before the dates shown below have been allocated
to case officers for further processing.
Applications Lodged Before 1 September 2007
Onshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)
Student/Graduate applications - Class DD and DE visas
Subclass 880: 13 August 2007 (paper), 2 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Subclass 881: 29 August 2007 (paper), 29 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Subclass 882: 29 August 2007 (paper), 29 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Onshore Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) (SIR) – Class UX visas
Subclass 495: All applications: all applications are now allocated to case
officers
New Zealand Citizen (Residence) - Class DB visas
Subclass 861, 862 and 863: all applications are now allocated to case
officers
Offshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)
Skilled Migration visas - All paper based applications for Class BN, BQ,
BR, UX and UZ visas
Subclasses 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 495 and 496: 2 April 2007
e-lodged Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) applications
Subclass 495: 17 August 2007
Applications Lodged After 1 September 2007
General Skilled Migration visas– Class VE, VF,VB and VC visas
Subclasses: 175, 176, 475, 476, 885, 886, 887, 485, and 487
E-lodged: 1 November 2007
Paper lodged: 16 September 2007
If a visa application was made more than two weeks before the relevant date
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre from the web page
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF COMMENCING HEALTH, CHARACTER AND IELTS REQUIREMENTS
Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.
Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results.
Finalising Applications
Please note that the information provided above is not about the time it
will take to process an application to completion. The time it is expected
to take to process a General Skilled Migration visa application to
completion is detailed in the department's service standards. Service
standards are specified for applications lodged with complete
documentation. Individual cases may take longer than the service standard
depending on the completeness and complexity of the case. For further
information on service standards see:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...-you-lodge.htm
This is an automated e-mail response from the Adelaide Skilled Processing
Centre (ASPC) to provide general information about application processing.
If you send documents or an enquiry to this mailbox you will need to resend
your email to the correct departmental address.
If the application has been allocated to a case officer then you will have
been provided with specific contact information. Alternatively you can
refer to the department's website at:
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
for information on contacting or sending documents to the Adelaide Skilled
Processing Centre.
Information on skilled migration is available from the Department's website
at http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...tion/index.htm
Updates
Capital Investment
As of 3 December 2007 all State/Territory Treasury Corporations who were
gazetted to accept designated securities have withdrawn this facility.
Consequently it is no longer possible to lodge a deposit with any of the
State/Territory Treasury Corporations in order to claim bonus points.
The department is investigating the implications this will have on affected
applications and as soon as any further information comes to hand relating
to this matter applicants will be contacted directly by their case officer.
Applicants not yet allocated a case officer can continue to check this
email for updates and information will be added to the department’s website
when available.
United Kingdom police clearances
Police certificates are now being issued by the Association of Chief Police
Officers (ACPO) and cover applicants who have lived or currently reside in
England, Wales, Scotland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and Northern
Ireland.
Application forms and guidance on how to apply for the police certificates
for residents and non-residents can be located online at www.acpo.police.uk
Currently, the department will also continue to accept the outcome of a
Subject Access Request made under the Data Protection Act 1998 for each
relevant UK jurisdiction.
Communicating with this office
Information on making telephone or email enquiries to the ASPC is located
at http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
This system has been established to provide consistent and efficient
responses to email enquiries and you are requested not to send enquiries to
individual departmental officers regarding an application unless
specifically requested to do so.
Please note that the departmental officers who email out the
acknowledgement letters are not able to respond to enquiries sent to their
individual email addresses.
RECEIPTING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF APPLICATIONS
The ASPC is currently receipting new applications within service standards.
Once an application has been receipted it undergoes validity checking and
an acknowledgement letter with client information and a receipt will be
sent. If an application is determined to be invalid documents will be
returned and a refund of the visa application charge arranged.
As of 11 March 2008 the ASPC Admin Section is processing applications as
follows:
Onshore Applications: receipting and acknowledging applications received on
6 March 2008.
Offshore Applications received after 1 September 2007: receipting and
acknowledging applications received on 6 March 2008.
Offshore Applications received prior to 1 September 2007:
All applications with a valid payment have now been receipted. The ASPC is
acknowledging offshore applications received on 27 August 2007.
Please note that any delay in acknowledging an application does not affect
the date on which a valid application is recorded as having been received
and does not delay processing of the application.
Once an application has been acknowledged it will be allocated to a case
officer for further assessment as soon as possible, however, the ASPC
receives a large number of applications and you will not be contacted
immediately.
PROCESSING AND ALLOCATION INFORMATION - For the week of 11 March 2008
Applications lodged on or before the dates shown below have been allocated
to case officers for further processing.
Applications Lodged Before 1 September 2007
Onshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)
Student/Graduate applications - Class DD and DE visas
Subclass 880: 13 August 2007 (paper), 2 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Subclass 881: 29 August 2007 (paper), 29 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Subclass 882: 29 August 2007 (paper), 29 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Onshore Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) (SIR) – Class UX visas
Subclass 495: All applications: all applications are now allocated to case
officers
New Zealand Citizen (Residence) - Class DB visas
Subclass 861, 862 and 863: all applications are now allocated to case
officers
Offshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)
Skilled Migration visas - All paper based applications for Class BN, BQ,
BR, UX and UZ visas
Subclasses 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 495 and 496: 2 April 2007
e-lodged Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) applications
Subclass 495: 17 August 2007
Applications Lodged After 1 September 2007
General Skilled Migration visas– Class VE, VF,VB and VC visas
Subclasses: 175, 176, 475, 476, 885, 886, 887, 485, and 487
E-lodged: 1 November 2007
Paper lodged: 16 September 2007
If a visa application was made more than two weeks before the relevant date
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre from the web page
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF COMMENCING HEALTH, CHARACTER AND IELTS REQUIREMENTS
Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.
Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results.
Finalising Applications
Please note that the information provided above is not about the time it
will take to process an application to completion. The time it is expected
to take to process a General Skilled Migration visa application to
completion is detailed in the department's service standards. Service
standards are specified for applications lodged with complete
documentation. Individual cases may take longer than the service standard
depending on the completeness and complexity of the case. For further
information on service standards see:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...-you-lodge.htm
Mar 11th 2008, 9:00 am
#2370
Just Joined
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 29
Re: Current Processing Times
From [email protected] :
This is an automated e-mail response from the Adelaide Skilled Processing
Centre (ASPC) to provide general information about application processing.
If you send documents or an enquiry to this mailbox you will need to resend
your email to the correct departmental address.
If the application has been allocated to a case officer then you will have
been provided with specific contact information. Alternatively you can
refer to the department's website at:
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
for information on contacting or sending documents to the Adelaide Skilled
Processing Centre.
Information on skilled migration is available from the Department's website
at http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...tion/index.htm
Updates
Capital Investment
As of 3 December 2007 all State/Territory Treasury Corporations who were
gazetted to accept designated securities have withdrawn this facility.
Consequently it is no longer possible to lodge a deposit with any of the
State/Territory Treasury Corporations in order to claim bonus points.
The department is investigating the implications this will have on affected
applications and as soon as any further information comes to hand relating
to this matter applicants will be contacted directly by their case officer.
Applicants not yet allocated a case officer can continue to check this
email for updates and information will be added to the department’s website
when available.
United Kingdom police clearances
Police certificates are now being issued by the Association of Chief Police
Officers (ACPO) and cover applicants who have lived or currently reside in
England, Wales, Scotland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and Northern
Ireland.
Application forms and guidance on how to apply for the police certificates
for residents and non-residents can be located online at www.acpo.police.uk
Currently, the department will also continue to accept the outcome of a
Subject Access Request made under the Data Protection Act 1998 for each
relevant UK jurisdiction.
Communicating with this office
Information on making telephone or email enquiries to the ASPC is located
at http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
This system has been established to provide consistent and efficient
responses to email enquiries and you are requested not to send enquiries to
individual departmental officers regarding an application unless
specifically requested to do so.
Please note that the departmental officers who email out the
acknowledgement letters are not able to respond to enquiries sent to their
individual email addresses.
RECEIPTING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF APPLICATIONS
The ASPC is currently receipting new applications within service standards.
Once an application has been receipted it undergoes validity checking and
an acknowledgement letter with client information and a receipt will be
sent. If an application is determined to be invalid documents will be
returned and a refund of the visa application charge arranged.
As of 11 March 2008 the ASPC Admin Section is processing applications as
follows:
Onshore Applications: receipting and acknowledging applications received on
6 March 2008.
Offshore Applications received after 1 September 2007: receipting and
acknowledging applications received on 6 March 2008.
Offshore Applications received prior to 1 September 2007:
All applications with a valid payment have now been receipted. The ASPC is
acknowledging offshore applications received on 27 August 2007.
Please note that any delay in acknowledging an application does not affect
the date on which a valid application is recorded as having been received
and does not delay processing of the application.
Once an application has been acknowledged it will be allocated to a case
officer for further assessment as soon as possible, however, the ASPC
receives a large number of applications and you will not be contacted
immediately.
PROCESSING AND ALLOCATION INFORMATION - For the week of 11 March 2008
Applications lodged on or before the dates shown below have been allocated
to case officers for further processing.
Applications Lodged Before 1 September 2007
Onshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)
Student/Graduate applications - Class DD and DE visas
Subclass 880: 13 August 2007 (paper), 2 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Subclass 881: 29 August 2007 (paper), 29 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Subclass 882: 29 August 2007 (paper), 29 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Onshore Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) (SIR) – Class UX visas
Subclass 495: All applications: all applications are now allocated to case
officers
New Zealand Citizen (Residence) - Class DB visas
Subclass 861, 862 and 863: all applications are now allocated to case
officers
Offshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)
Skilled Migration visas - All paper based applications for Class BN, BQ,
BR, UX and UZ visas
Subclasses 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 495 and 496: 2 April 2007
e-lodged Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) applications
Subclass 495: 17 August 2007
Applications Lodged After 1 September 2007
General Skilled Migration visas– Class VE, VF,VB and VC visas
Subclasses: 175, 176, 475, 476, 885, 886, 887, 485, and 487
E-lodged: 1 November 2007
Paper lodged: 16 September 2007
If a visa application was made more than two weeks before the relevant date
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre from the web page
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF COMMENCING HEALTH, CHARACTER AND IELTS REQUIREMENTS
Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.
Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results.
Finalising Applications
Please note that the information provided above is not about the time it
will take to process an application to completion. The time it is expected
to take to process a General Skilled Migration visa application to
completion is detailed in the department's service standards. Service
standards are specified for applications lodged with complete
documentation. Individual cases may take longer than the service standard
depending on the completeness and complexity of the case. For further
information on service standards see:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...-you-lodge.htm
This is an automated e-mail response from the Adelaide Skilled Processing
Centre (ASPC) to provide general information about application processing.
If you send documents or an enquiry to this mailbox you will need to resend
your email to the correct departmental address.
If the application has been allocated to a case officer then you will have
been provided with specific contact information. Alternatively you can
refer to the department's website at:
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
for information on contacting or sending documents to the Adelaide Skilled
Processing Centre.
Information on skilled migration is available from the Department's website
at http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...tion/index.htm
Updates
Capital Investment
As of 3 December 2007 all State/Territory Treasury Corporations who were
gazetted to accept designated securities have withdrawn this facility.
Consequently it is no longer possible to lodge a deposit with any of the
State/Territory Treasury Corporations in order to claim bonus points.
The department is investigating the implications this will have on affected
applications and as soon as any further information comes to hand relating
to this matter applicants will be contacted directly by their case officer.
Applicants not yet allocated a case officer can continue to check this
email for updates and information will be added to the department’s website
when available.
United Kingdom police clearances
Police certificates are now being issued by the Association of Chief Police
Officers (ACPO) and cover applicants who have lived or currently reside in
England, Wales, Scotland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and Northern
Ireland.
Application forms and guidance on how to apply for the police certificates
for residents and non-residents can be located online at www.acpo.police.uk
Currently, the department will also continue to accept the outcome of a
Subject Access Request made under the Data Protection Act 1998 for each
relevant UK jurisdiction.
Communicating with this office
Information on making telephone or email enquiries to the ASPC is located
at http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
This system has been established to provide consistent and efficient
responses to email enquiries and you are requested not to send enquiries to
individual departmental officers regarding an application unless
specifically requested to do so.
Please note that the departmental officers who email out the
acknowledgement letters are not able to respond to enquiries sent to their
individual email addresses.
RECEIPTING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF APPLICATIONS
The ASPC is currently receipting new applications within service standards.
Once an application has been receipted it undergoes validity checking and
an acknowledgement letter with client information and a receipt will be
sent. If an application is determined to be invalid documents will be
returned and a refund of the visa application charge arranged.
As of 11 March 2008 the ASPC Admin Section is processing applications as
follows:
Onshore Applications: receipting and acknowledging applications received on
6 March 2008.
Offshore Applications received after 1 September 2007: receipting and
acknowledging applications received on 6 March 2008.
Offshore Applications received prior to 1 September 2007:
All applications with a valid payment have now been receipted. The ASPC is
acknowledging offshore applications received on 27 August 2007.
Please note that any delay in acknowledging an application does not affect
the date on which a valid application is recorded as having been received
and does not delay processing of the application.
Once an application has been acknowledged it will be allocated to a case
officer for further assessment as soon as possible, however, the ASPC
receives a large number of applications and you will not be contacted
immediately.
PROCESSING AND ALLOCATION INFORMATION - For the week of 11 March 2008
Applications lodged on or before the dates shown below have been allocated
to case officers for further processing.
Applications Lodged Before 1 September 2007
Onshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)
Student/Graduate applications - Class DD and DE visas
Subclass 880: 13 August 2007 (paper), 2 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Subclass 881: 29 August 2007 (paper), 29 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Subclass 882: 29 August 2007 (paper), 29 August 2007 (e-lodged)
Onshore Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) (SIR) – Class UX visas
Subclass 495: All applications: all applications are now allocated to case
officers
New Zealand Citizen (Residence) - Class DB visas
Subclass 861, 862 and 863: all applications are now allocated to case
officers
Offshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)
Skilled Migration visas - All paper based applications for Class BN, BQ,
BR, UX and UZ visas
Subclasses 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 495 and 496: 2 April 2007
e-lodged Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) applications
Subclass 495: 17 August 2007
Applications Lodged After 1 September 2007
General Skilled Migration visas– Class VE, VF,VB and VC visas
Subclasses: 175, 176, 475, 476, 885, 886, 887, 485, and 487
E-lodged: 1 November 2007
Paper lodged: 16 September 2007
If a visa application was made more than two weeks before the relevant date
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre from the web page
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm
PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF COMMENCING HEALTH, CHARACTER AND IELTS REQUIREMENTS
Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.
Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results.
Finalising Applications
Please note that the information provided above is not about the time it
will take to process an application to completion. The time it is expected
to take to process a General Skilled Migration visa application to
completion is detailed in the department's service standards. Service
standards are specified for applications lodged with complete
documentation. Individual cases may take longer than the service standard
depending on the completeness and complexity of the case. For further
information on service standards see:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...-you-lodge.htm
Thanks sailechz. I'm 15th may 2007 applicant.
Here is my time line
Received positive skill assessment from ACS on: 26th march 2007
Applicantion receive by DIAC: 15th may 2007 (only IELTS frontloaded)
Acknowledgement received on: 14th august 2007
Country applying from: Bangladesh (high risk country)
Occupation:system programmer (2231-19)
Visa type: sub-class 136
Modl: Non modl
Agent used: yes
Waiting for CO........
I didn't do my medicals yet. Do you think I should do that now? By the way from where ru sailechz?and can you share ur timeline?