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Aug 2nd 2006, 6:42 am
#91
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 23,400
Re: 1st August 2006 Updates
Originally Posted by Barbitana
Hi Princess,
How did you learn about that? just based on country of origin?
Thanks
How did you learn about that? just based on country of origin?
Thanks
I got an email from The Lombard which amongst other things, gave me the name and region of my CO.
Aug 2nd 2006, 10:52 am
#92
Born to be wild....
Joined: Mar 2005
Location: Northants to Brisbane.
Posts: 5,450
Re: 1st August 2006 Updates
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
I got an email from The Lombard which amongst other things, gave me the name and region of my CO.
Bitch !!! hehe
Aug 2nd 2006, 11:06 am
#93
shoot from the hip,baby
Joined: Mar 2006
Location: Uk
Posts: 1,405
Re: hmmmmm.
I got acknowledgment on July 13th. Was thinking of frontloading meds and police checks at end of August. Bearing in mind I have a health condition, do you think it'd be ok to get them done then????????
*pearly*
*pearly*
Aug 2nd 2006, 12:00 pm
#94
Joined: Sep 2005
Location: Mount Tamborine
Posts: 17,426
Re: hmmmmm.
Originally Posted by onepearlyb
I got acknowledgment on July 13th. Was thinking of frontloading meds and police checks at end of August. Bearing in mind I have a health condition, do you think it'd be ok to get them done then????????
*pearly*
*pearly*
Kath xx
Aug 2nd 2006, 12:31 pm
#95
shoot from the hip,baby
Joined: Mar 2006
Location: Uk
Posts: 1,405
Re: hmmmmm.
Originally Posted by Clippies
Pearly, how do I get myself added to that list in your signature?
Kath xx
Kath xx
No problem!!
*pearly*
Aug 2nd 2006, 12:34 pm
#96
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 23,400
Re: 1st August 2006 Updates
Originally Posted by Brisben
Bitch !!! hehe
Dont be jealous Ben.
You can have Duncan DIMA
Im in The Lombard Club and you're not.
(snigger)
Aug 2nd 2006, 12:39 pm
#97
Joined: Sep 2005
Location: Mount Tamborine
Posts: 17,426
Re: hmmmmm.
Originally Posted by onepearlyb
Kath go to "Any May/June applicants" ( Immigration forum ) and if you look through the posts you'll find someone called SARedback. Or do a search for their posts. Just PM him/her with your details and they'll add you to the list.
No problem!!
*pearly*
No problem!!
*pearly*
Aug 7th 2006, 9:20 pm
#98
I've got time . . . . .
Joined: Apr 2006
Location: SE Queensland
Posts: 574
Re: hmmmmm.
We sent ours off for a 136 skilled independant MODL in July, from the forum we fully expected the card to be debited in days. It arrived in Adelaide on the 11th, still no debit on the visa. Initially we thought it hadn't arrived when no money was taken.
This is soooo nerve wracking!
This is soooo nerve wracking!
Aug 7th 2006, 11:33 pm
#99
Reg. Migration Agent
Thread Starter
Joined: Jan 2003
Location: Inner Western suburbs of Sydney
Posts: 4,483
8 August 2006
News
Please note that there are no changes to the allocation dates for Offshore,
SIR or New Zealand visa applications this week.
Applications for Subclass 139 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored visas
must have been received by the Department by 30 June 2006. Applications
received after this date are invalid.
Processing and Allocation Information
As advised on the DIMA website processing of an application will usually
commence within seven (7) working days of its receipt by the department.
This means that an application is receipted, acknowledged and a file number
is allocated.
Once this has occurred a case officer is appointed to assess each
application as soon as possible, however, the ASPC receives a large number
of applications and you will not be contacted immediately. Applications
lodged on the dates shown below are currently being allocated to case
officers for further processing.
As of 1 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 14 March 2006 (all applications
except subclass 882) and 23 March 2006 (subclass 882 only)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 12 March 2006 (all applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 28 November to 5 December 2005
Notes
Onshore: means that the visa being applied for can be granted while the
applicant is in Australia.
e-lodged: applications lodged online have quicker processing times.
See: Online Services - General Skilled Migration
SIR visas: All applicants for a Skilled - Independent Regional [SIR]
visa receive priority processing.
Offshore: means that the visa being applied for can only be granted
when the applicant is outside of Australia.
If a visa application was made before the earliest relevant date as
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre at:
[email protected]
Applications eligible for priority processing
1. Applicants whose nominated occupation is on the Migration
Occuptations in Demand List (MODL)
2. For applicants whose nominated occupation is not on the MODL,
applications for any of the following visas are given priority:
a) Skill Matching (Migrant) (Class BR) - Subclass 134 - Skill Matching
b) Skilled - Independent (Migrant) (Class BN) – Subclass 137 - Skilled -
State/Territory-nominated Independent
c) Skilled - Australian-sponsored (Migrant) (Class BQ) - Subclass 139 -
Skilled - Designated Area – Sponsored
d) Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional) (Class UX) - Subclass
495 - Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional)
e) Skilled New Zealand (Residence) visa class (Class DB) - Subclass 863
- Skilled - Onshore Regional-Sponsored New Zealand Citizen
f) Skilled — Australian-sponsored Overseas Student (Residence) (Class
DE) - Subclass 882 - Skilled — Designated Area-sponsored Overseas
Student
Eligibility for priority processing does not mean that any processing
requirements can be waived.
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: service standards
Please note that there are no changes to the allocation dates for Offshore,
SIR or New Zealand visa applications this week.
Applications for Subclass 139 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored visas
must have been received by the Department by 30 June 2006. Applications
received after this date are invalid.
Processing and Allocation Information
As advised on the DIMA website processing of an application will usually
commence within seven (7) working days of its receipt by the department.
This means that an application is receipted, acknowledged and a file number
is allocated.
Once this has occurred a case officer is appointed to assess each
application as soon as possible, however, the ASPC receives a large number
of applications and you will not be contacted immediately. Applications
lodged on the dates shown below are currently being allocated to case
officers for further processing.
As of 1 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 14 March 2006 (all applications
except subclass 882) and 23 March 2006 (subclass 882 only)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 12 March 2006 (all applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 28 November to 5 December 2005
Notes
Onshore: means that the visa being applied for can be granted while the
applicant is in Australia.
e-lodged: applications lodged online have quicker processing times.
See: Online Services - General Skilled Migration
SIR visas: All applicants for a Skilled - Independent Regional [SIR]
visa receive priority processing.
Offshore: means that the visa being applied for can only be granted
when the applicant is outside of Australia.
If a visa application was made before the earliest relevant date as
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre at:
[email protected]
Applications eligible for priority processing
1. Applicants whose nominated occupation is on the Migration
Occuptations in Demand List (MODL)
2. For applicants whose nominated occupation is not on the MODL,
applications for any of the following visas are given priority:
a) Skill Matching (Migrant) (Class BR) - Subclass 134 - Skill Matching
b) Skilled - Independent (Migrant) (Class BN) – Subclass 137 - Skilled -
State/Territory-nominated Independent
c) Skilled - Australian-sponsored (Migrant) (Class BQ) - Subclass 139 -
Skilled - Designated Area – Sponsored
d) Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional) (Class UX) - Subclass
495 - Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional)
e) Skilled New Zealand (Residence) visa class (Class DB) - Subclass 863
- Skilled - Onshore Regional-Sponsored New Zealand Citizen
f) Skilled — Australian-sponsored Overseas Student (Residence) (Class
DE) - Subclass 882 - Skilled — Designated Area-sponsored Overseas
Student
Eligibility for priority processing does not mean that any processing
requirements can be waived.
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: service standards
Aug 8th 2006, 4:23 am
#100
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Joined: Sep 2005
Location: USA
Posts: 766
Re: 8 August 2006
Hi George,
Is this the last one ?! (written Aug 1 !)
Is this the last one ?! (written Aug 1 !)
Originally Posted by George Lombard
News
Please note that there are no changes to the allocation dates for Offshore,
SIR or New Zealand visa applications this week.
Applications for Subclass 139 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored visas
must have been received by the Department by 30 June 2006. Applications
received after this date are invalid.
Processing and Allocation Information
As advised on the DIMA website processing of an application will usually
commence within seven (7) working days of its receipt by the department.
This means that an application is receipted, acknowledged and a file number
is allocated.
Once this has occurred a case officer is appointed to assess each
application as soon as possible, however, the ASPC receives a large number
of applications and you will not be contacted immediately. Applications
lodged on the dates shown below are currently being allocated to case
officers for further processing.
As of 1 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 14 March 2006 (all applications
except subclass 882) and 23 March 2006 (subclass 882 only)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 12 March 2006 (all applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 28 November to 5 December 2005
Notes
Onshore: means that the visa being applied for can be granted while the
applicant is in Australia.
e-lodged: applications lodged online have quicker processing times.
See: Online Services - General Skilled Migration
SIR visas: All applicants for a Skilled - Independent Regional [SIR]
visa receive priority processing.
Offshore: means that the visa being applied for can only be granted
when the applicant is outside of Australia.
If a visa application was made before the earliest relevant date as
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre at:
[email protected]
Applications eligible for priority processing
1. Applicants whose nominated occupation is on the Migration
Occuptations in Demand List (MODL)
2. For applicants whose nominated occupation is not on the MODL,
applications for any of the following visas are given priority:
a) Skill Matching (Migrant) (Class BR) - Subclass 134 - Skill Matching
b) Skilled - Independent (Migrant) (Class BN) – Subclass 137 - Skilled -
State/Territory-nominated Independent
c) Skilled - Australian-sponsored (Migrant) (Class BQ) - Subclass 139 -
Skilled - Designated Area – Sponsored
d) Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional) (Class UX) - Subclass
495 - Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional)
e) Skilled New Zealand (Residence) visa class (Class DB) - Subclass 863
- Skilled - Onshore Regional-Sponsored New Zealand Citizen
f) Skilled — Australian-sponsored Overseas Student (Residence) (Class
DE) - Subclass 882 - Skilled — Designated Area-sponsored Overseas
Student
Eligibility for priority processing does not mean that any processing
requirements can be waived.
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: service standards
Please note that there are no changes to the allocation dates for Offshore,
SIR or New Zealand visa applications this week.
Applications for Subclass 139 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored visas
must have been received by the Department by 30 June 2006. Applications
received after this date are invalid.
Processing and Allocation Information
As advised on the DIMA website processing of an application will usually
commence within seven (7) working days of its receipt by the department.
This means that an application is receipted, acknowledged and a file number
is allocated.
Once this has occurred a case officer is appointed to assess each
application as soon as possible, however, the ASPC receives a large number
of applications and you will not be contacted immediately. Applications
lodged on the dates shown below are currently being allocated to case
officers for further processing.
As of 1 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 14 March 2006 (all applications
except subclass 882) and 23 March 2006 (subclass 882 only)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 12 March 2006 (all applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 28 November to 5 December 2005
Notes
Onshore: means that the visa being applied for can be granted while the
applicant is in Australia.
e-lodged: applications lodged online have quicker processing times.
See: Online Services - General Skilled Migration
SIR visas: All applicants for a Skilled - Independent Regional [SIR]
visa receive priority processing.
Offshore: means that the visa being applied for can only be granted
when the applicant is outside of Australia.
If a visa application was made before the earliest relevant date as
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre at:
[email protected]
Applications eligible for priority processing
1. Applicants whose nominated occupation is on the Migration
Occuptations in Demand List (MODL)
2. For applicants whose nominated occupation is not on the MODL,
applications for any of the following visas are given priority:
a) Skill Matching (Migrant) (Class BR) - Subclass 134 - Skill Matching
b) Skilled - Independent (Migrant) (Class BN) – Subclass 137 - Skilled -
State/Territory-nominated Independent
c) Skilled - Australian-sponsored (Migrant) (Class BQ) - Subclass 139 -
Skilled - Designated Area – Sponsored
d) Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional) (Class UX) - Subclass
495 - Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional)
e) Skilled New Zealand (Residence) visa class (Class DB) - Subclass 863
- Skilled - Onshore Regional-Sponsored New Zealand Citizen
f) Skilled — Australian-sponsored Overseas Student (Residence) (Class
DE) - Subclass 882 - Skilled — Designated Area-sponsored Overseas
Student
Eligibility for priority processing does not mean that any processing
requirements can be waived.
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: service standards
Aug 8th 2006, 4:24 am
#101
Forum Regular
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 37
Re: 8 August 2006
hi, all
I think modl offshare file on halt. can anyone know when this will be again start. my file reache dimia april 3 136 modl. waiting is more difficult. Dimia is really very slow. i am unable to do future planning.
kamlesh patel
india
I think modl offshare file on halt. can anyone know when this will be again start. my file reache dimia april 3 136 modl. waiting is more difficult. Dimia is really very slow. i am unable to do future planning.
kamlesh patel
india
Originally Posted by George Lombard
News
Please note that there are no changes to the allocation dates for Offshore,
SIR or New Zealand visa applications this week.
Applications for Subclass 139 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored visas
must have been received by the Department by 30 June 2006. Applications
received after this date are invalid.
Processing and Allocation Information
As advised on the DIMA website processing of an application will usually
commence within seven (7) working days of its receipt by the department.
This means that an application is receipted, acknowledged and a file number
is allocated.
Once this has occurred a case officer is appointed to assess each
application as soon as possible, however, the ASPC receives a large number
of applications and you will not be contacted immediately. Applications
lodged on the dates shown below are currently being allocated to case
officers for further processing.
As of 1 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 14 March 2006 (all applications
except subclass 882) and 23 March 2006 (subclass 882 only)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 12 March 2006 (all applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 28 November to 5 December 2005
Notes
Onshore: means that the visa being applied for can be granted while the
applicant is in Australia.
e-lodged: applications lodged online have quicker processing times.
See: Online Services - General Skilled Migration
SIR visas: All applicants for a Skilled - Independent Regional [SIR]
visa receive priority processing.
Offshore: means that the visa being applied for can only be granted
when the applicant is outside of Australia.
If a visa application was made before the earliest relevant date as
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre at:
[email protected]
Applications eligible for priority processing
1. Applicants whose nominated occupation is on the Migration
Occuptations in Demand List (MODL)
2. For applicants whose nominated occupation is not on the MODL,
applications for any of the following visas are given priority:
a) Skill Matching (Migrant) (Class BR) - Subclass 134 - Skill Matching
b) Skilled - Independent (Migrant) (Class BN) – Subclass 137 - Skilled -
State/Territory-nominated Independent
c) Skilled - Australian-sponsored (Migrant) (Class BQ) - Subclass 139 -
Skilled - Designated Area – Sponsored
d) Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional) (Class UX) - Subclass
495 - Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional)
e) Skilled New Zealand (Residence) visa class (Class DB) - Subclass 863
- Skilled - Onshore Regional-Sponsored New Zealand Citizen
f) Skilled — Australian-sponsored Overseas Student (Residence) (Class
DE) - Subclass 882 - Skilled — Designated Area-sponsored Overseas
Student
Eligibility for priority processing does not mean that any processing
requirements can be waived.
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: service standards
Please note that there are no changes to the allocation dates for Offshore,
SIR or New Zealand visa applications this week.
Applications for Subclass 139 - Skilled - Designated Area-sponsored visas
must have been received by the Department by 30 June 2006. Applications
received after this date are invalid.
Processing and Allocation Information
As advised on the DIMA website processing of an application will usually
commence within seven (7) working days of its receipt by the department.
This means that an application is receipted, acknowledged and a file number
is allocated.
Once this has occurred a case officer is appointed to assess each
application as soon as possible, however, the ASPC receives a large number
of applications and you will not be contacted immediately. Applications
lodged on the dates shown below are currently being allocated to case
officers for further processing.
As of 1 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 14 March 2006 (all applications
except subclass 882) and 23 March 2006 (subclass 882 only)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 12 March 2006 (all applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 28 November to 5 December 2005
Notes
Onshore: means that the visa being applied for can be granted while the
applicant is in Australia.
e-lodged: applications lodged online have quicker processing times.
See: Online Services - General Skilled Migration
SIR visas: All applicants for a Skilled - Independent Regional [SIR]
visa receive priority processing.
Offshore: means that the visa being applied for can only be granted
when the applicant is outside of Australia.
If a visa application was made before the earliest relevant date as
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre at:
[email protected]
Applications eligible for priority processing
1. Applicants whose nominated occupation is on the Migration
Occuptations in Demand List (MODL)
2. For applicants whose nominated occupation is not on the MODL,
applications for any of the following visas are given priority:
a) Skill Matching (Migrant) (Class BR) - Subclass 134 - Skill Matching
b) Skilled - Independent (Migrant) (Class BN) – Subclass 137 - Skilled -
State/Territory-nominated Independent
c) Skilled - Australian-sponsored (Migrant) (Class BQ) - Subclass 139 -
Skilled - Designated Area – Sponsored
d) Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional) (Class UX) - Subclass
495 - Skilled - Independent Regional (Provisional)
e) Skilled New Zealand (Residence) visa class (Class DB) - Subclass 863
- Skilled - Onshore Regional-Sponsored New Zealand Citizen
f) Skilled — Australian-sponsored Overseas Student (Residence) (Class
DE) - Subclass 882 - Skilled — Designated Area-sponsored Overseas
Student
Eligibility for priority processing does not mean that any processing
requirements can be waived.
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: service standards
Aug 8th 2006, 4:47 am
#102
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Joined: Sep 2005
Location: USA
Posts: 766
Re: 8 August 2006
Hi George,
Thanks for info , no move in upper limits (mine was offshore) but slow improvements in earliest dates. I think that this is the latest.
As of 8 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is
allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 23 March 2006 (subclass
880), 21
March 2006 (subclass 881) and 3 April 2006 (subclass 882)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 14 March 2006 (all
applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 30 November to 5 December
2005
Thanks for info , no move in upper limits (mine was offshore) but slow improvements in earliest dates. I think that this is the latest.
As of 8 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is
allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 23 March 2006 (subclass
880), 21
March 2006 (subclass 881) and 3 April 2006 (subclass 882)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 14 March 2006 (all
applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 30 November to 5 December
2005
Aug 8th 2006, 5:03 am
#103
Reg. Migration Agent
Thread Starter
Joined: Jan 2003
Location: Inner Western suburbs of Sydney
Posts: 4,483
Re: 8 August 2006
Originally Posted by Barbitana
Hi George,
Thanks for info , no move in upper limits (mine was offshore) but slow improvements in earliest dates. I think that this is the latest.
As of 8 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is
allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 23 March 2006 (subclass
880), 21
March 2006 (subclass 881) and 3 April 2006 (subclass 882)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 14 March 2006 (all
applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 30 November to 5 December
2005
Thanks for info , no move in upper limits (mine was offshore) but slow improvements in earliest dates. I think that this is the latest.
As of 8 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is
allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 23 March 2006 (subclass
880), 21
March 2006 (subclass 881) and 3 April 2006 (subclass 882)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 14 March 2006 (all
applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 30 November to 5 December
2005
Hi Barbi,
You're right, the one I posted was received at 9.30am Sydney time so I guess the release time must depend on who's responsible for keeing it updated.
Cheers,
George Lombard
Aug 8th 2006, 6:50 am
#104
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2005
Location: USA
Posts: 766
Re: 8 August 2006
Hi George,
Yeah, strongly agree.
Tnx again,
Yeah, strongly agree.
Tnx again,
Originally Posted by George Lombard
Hi Barbi,
You're right, the one I posted was received at 9.30am Sydney time so I guess the release time must depend on who's responsible for keeing it updated.
Cheers,
George Lombard
www.austimmigration.com.au
You're right, the one I posted was received at 9.30am Sydney time so I guess the release time must depend on who's responsible for keeing it updated.
Cheers,
George Lombard
www.austimmigration.com.au
Aug 8th 2006, 6:53 am
#105
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Joined: Nov 2005
Location: Wigan > Perth > Wigan
Posts: 1,233
Re: 8 August 2006
Originally Posted by Barbitana
Hi George,
Thanks for info , no move in upper limits (mine was offshore) but slow improvements in earliest dates. I think that this is the latest.
As of 8 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is
allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 23 March 2006 (subclass
880), 21
March 2006 (subclass 881) and 3 April 2006 (subclass 882)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 14 March 2006 (all
applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 30 November to 5 December
2005
Thanks for info , no move in upper limits (mine was offshore) but slow improvements in earliest dates. I think that this is the latest.
As of 8 August 2006 the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre is
allocating
applications lodged on or before the following dates:
ONSHORE - paper based applications: 23 March 2006 (subclass
880), 21
March 2006 (subclass 881) and 3 April 2006 (subclass 882)
ONSHORE- e-lodged (online) applications: 14 March 2006 (all
applications)
SIR - paper based applications: 15 March 2006
SIR - e-lodged (online) applications: 1 May 2006
ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS: 22 November 2005
OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS (all paper based)
Priority Applications: In the range of 1 March to 8 March 2006
Non-Priority Applications: In the range of 30 November to 5 December
2005
Gutted!
