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shafanm Aug 4th 2009 6:14 am

Documents met but IELTS question
 
Today my document checklist indicate all document met except for medicals, also IELTS requirement for my daughter who is now 18 remains required, but at the time the application was submitted in March 2009 she was 17.

Any advice greatly appreciated

Thanks

CrystalBall Aug 4th 2009 7:21 am

Re: Documents met but IELTS question
 
To avoid paying the Secondary Charge, your now 18 yo daughter will need to show that she has functional english.

Its a Time of Decision criteria (even though its Sch 1).

Passport from UK is sufficient, IELTS Test above 4.5 in all categories. Otherwise you will be up for a mere $3510 prior to them granting you visa.

cheers

shafanm Aug 4th 2009 9:39 am

Re: Documents met but IELTS question
 

Originally Posted by CrystalBall (Post 7810771)
To avoid paying the Secondary Charge, your now 18 yo daughter will need to show that she has functional english.

Its a Time of Decision criteria (even though its Sch 1).

Passport from UK is sufficient, IELTS Test above 4.5 in all categories. Otherwise you will be up for a mere $3510 prior to them granting you visa.

cheers

thanks Crystallball,

What is Sch 1

But at the time of lodgement she was 17 yrs, and I was told DIAC consider the situation with regard to age,experience, qualification ect ect at the time of lodgement.

helloshivahere Aug 4th 2009 12:30 pm

Re: Documents met but IELTS question
 

Originally Posted by shafanm (Post 7811084)
thanks Crystallball,

What is Sch 1

But at the time of lodgement she was 17 yrs, and I was told DIAC consider the situation with regard to age,experience, qualification ect ect at the time of lodgement.

*You are right age is considered at the time of application.
* Online status could be change anytime
* If second installment is compulsion they will mail you by that time you can prove that she was 17 at the time of application

shafanm Aug 4th 2009 5:01 pm

Re: Documents met but IELTS question
 

Originally Posted by helloshivahere (Post 7811535)
*You are right age is considered at the time of application.
* Online status could be change anytime
* If second installment is compulsion they will mail you by that time you can prove that she was 17 at the time of application

Thanks Siva

Its a great relief ,
Should I wait until they mail me for the second installment or tell the CO upfront that she wat 17 at the time of lodgement therefore IELTS is not required.

helloshivahere Aug 4th 2009 5:42 pm

Re: Documents met but IELTS question
 

Originally Posted by shafanm (Post 7812328)
Thanks Siva

Its a great relief ,
Should I wait until they mail me for the second installment or tell the CO upfront that she wat 17 at the time of lodgement therefore IELTS is not required.

Unless its asked you cannot assume that CO is going to make mistake. Am I right?

Even in my case he asked for PCC for my wife from Nigeria - She never travelled even I am not married that time - So I send her passport copies and explained.

So you can wait unless CO is asked for it

shafanm Aug 4th 2009 5:53 pm

Re: Documents met but IELTS question
 

Originally Posted by helloshivahere (Post 7812415)
Unless its asked you cannot assume that CO is going to make mistake. Am I right?

Even in my case he asked for PCC for my wife from Nigeria - She never travelled even I am not married that time - So I send her passport copies and explained.

So you can wait unless CO is asked for it

appreciate you advice, siva
thanks


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