EVEN NEWER SPARKLY contributory parents visa thread!!!
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EVEN NEWER SPARKLY contributory parents visa thread!!!
Does anyone know if it is necessary for the CPV sponsor to remain in Oz while the parents' visa is being processed or be physically in Oz a the time of visa grant?
My daughter and her husband, who are about to become citizens, will sponsor us when we apply for the offshore CPV next year. My brother, who is also an Oz citizen will put up the AOS for us. However, there is a chance that SIL might be offered a short 2 year posting to Dubai which might mean that they could possibly be abroad when we apply or even after we have applied. They are committed to returning to Oz and will keep on their house which they have bought here.
Also, if their going abroad were to affect the application, is it possible to put it on hold until they return to OZ?
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My daughter and her husband, who are about to become citizens, will sponsor us when we apply for the offshore CPV next year. My brother, who is also an Oz citizen will put up the AOS for us. However, there is a chance that SIL might be offered a short 2 year posting to Dubai which might mean that they could possibly be abroad when we apply or even after we have applied. They are committed to returning to Oz and will keep on their house which they have bought here.
Also, if their going abroad were to affect the application, is it possible to put it on hold until they return to OZ?
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Last edited by Pollyana; Apr 29th 2009 at 5:02 am. Reason: Thread split due to size.
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Re: the ALL NEW SPARKLY contributory parents visa thread!!!
Eh, you are absolutely right, I mixed up these two similar words, thanks and sorry for the "spam"
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Re: Need for sponsor to remain in Australia?
Does anyone know if it is necessary for the CPV sponsor to remain in Oz while the parents' visa is being processed or be physically in Oz a the time of visa grant?
My daughter and her husband, who are about to become citizens, will sponsor us when we apply for the offshore CPV next year. My brother, who is also an Oz citizen will put up the AOS for us. However, there is a chance that SIL might be offered a short 2 year posting to Dubai which might mean that they could possibly be abroad when we apply or even after we have applied. They are committed to returning to Oz and will keep on their house which they have bought here.
Also, if their going abroad were to affect the application, is it possible to put it on hold until they return to OZ?
My daughter and her husband, who are about to become citizens, will sponsor us when we apply for the offshore CPV next year. My brother, who is also an Oz citizen will put up the AOS for us. However, there is a chance that SIL might be offered a short 2 year posting to Dubai which might mean that they could possibly be abroad when we apply or even after we have applied. They are committed to returning to Oz and will keep on their house which they have bought here.
Also, if their going abroad were to affect the application, is it possible to put it on hold until they return to OZ?
Not possible to put on hold as such - just pray for a delay in your case
They cases are taking at least 15 months at the moment from application to reach a CO. If you havent put it in yet allow 3 months to create the application and get all the forms, 15 months CO wait, then visa queuing (could be anything - probably 9 months if you are unlucky), then time to get the AOS and 2nd VAC payment - all in all maybe 3 years?
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anyone heard anything from immigration recently? Its all gone quiet in CPV world.... :-(
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Thanks for your reply and reassurance. I was a little worried as we are currently visiting our daughter in Perth and one agent here told us my daughter would have to be intending to return to Australia shortly before the CPV visa was granted. Another source told us she would have to remain in Australia from the time of application to the visa grant, which would mean that she would have to stay put for about 2 years. Very confusing!
QUOTE=mark213;7291864]No if they hare qualified for the two years and the CO is satisfied, its a formality. They could call and check things so they need to be available but not until the CO is reading the case. If the sponsor can still show financial ties to australia (house, car, bank accounts, tax statements) on application and normally is a tax resident you should be fine. Also if they are a citizen at the time that the CO gets the case then even better. I would get them to write a letter to Perth to say that they have gained citizenship (citing the date and citizenship number) to reinforce their case. I will be doing that for my parents.
Not possible to put on hold as such - just pray for a delay in your case
They cases are taking at least 15 months at the moment from application to reach a CO. If you havent put it in yet allow 3 months to create the application and get all the forms, 15 months CO wait, then visa queuing (could be anything - probably 9 months if you are unlucky), then time to get the AOS and 2nd VAC payment - all in all maybe 3 years?[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=mark213;7291864]No if they hare qualified for the two years and the CO is satisfied, its a formality. They could call and check things so they need to be available but not until the CO is reading the case. If the sponsor can still show financial ties to australia (house, car, bank accounts, tax statements) on application and normally is a tax resident you should be fine. Also if they are a citizen at the time that the CO gets the case then even better. I would get them to write a letter to Perth to say that they have gained citizenship (citing the date and citizenship number) to reinforce their case. I will be doing that for my parents.
Not possible to put on hold as such - just pray for a delay in your case
They cases are taking at least 15 months at the moment from application to reach a CO. If you havent put it in yet allow 3 months to create the application and get all the forms, 15 months CO wait, then visa queuing (could be anything - probably 9 months if you are unlucky), then time to get the AOS and 2nd VAC payment - all in all maybe 3 years?[/QUOTE]
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No news from me.
Here we are nearly 16 months since application; medicals done and sent; police checks for UK & AU done and sent; AOS forms and funding ready plus preliminary approval of application completed.
There must be a few visas left in this year, so just waiting for that call …..
Hopefully
Charlie
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in exactly the same position as you charlie5 - ready & waiting - and waiting - and waiting!!
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Come on COs surely there were enough visas to cover the rest of the October applicants, or even Novembers?
Christmas, and holidays are now over for most, so please, please, grant some more!
Christmas, and holidays are now over for most, so please, please, grant some more!
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DaveandLinda have a fantastic holiday in Perth, wishing we could join you, try not to worry too much about the future, it will all turn out ok, think positive, eh? Like we all are (I think)
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Hi
No news from me.
Here we are nearly 16 months since application; medicals done and sent; police checks for UK & AU done and sent; AOS forms and funding ready plus preliminary approval of application completed.
There must be a few visas left in this year, so just waiting for that call …..
Hopefully
Charlie
No news from me.
Here we are nearly 16 months since application; medicals done and sent; police checks for UK & AU done and sent; AOS forms and funding ready plus preliminary approval of application completed.
There must be a few visas left in this year, so just waiting for that call …..
Hopefully
Charlie
When did you get the police checks done? We've not done any work on this yet; is it always required for both AU and UK; does it depend on how long you've spent in a particular place? Prior to 2001 we lived in lots of different places!
Cheers
Steve
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Hi Steve
We need Australian Federal Police Checks because we have spent more that 12 months in Australia in the last 10 years.
We applied for these last August before the delays in visa issue became apparent. Mine came through within about 10 days but the one for my wife was delayed. It came about a week later showing a criminal conviction for an offence when we were not in Australia! This took a few weeks to clear.
Charlie
We need Australian Federal Police Checks because we have spent more that 12 months in Australia in the last 10 years.
We applied for these last August before the delays in visa issue became apparent. Mine came through within about 10 days but the one for my wife was delayed. It came about a week later showing a criminal conviction for an offence when we were not in Australia! This took a few weeks to clear.
Charlie
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Re: the ALL NEW SPARKLY contributory parents visa thread!!!
Hi Steve
We need Australian Federal Police Checks because we have spent more that 12 months in Australia in the last 10 years.
We applied for these last August before the delays in visa issue became apparent. Mine came through within about 10 days but the one for my wife was delayed. It came about a week later showing a criminal conviction for an offence when we were not in Australia! This took a few weeks to clear.
Charlie
We need Australian Federal Police Checks because we have spent more that 12 months in Australia in the last 10 years.
We applied for these last August before the delays in visa issue became apparent. Mine came through within about 10 days but the one for my wife was delayed. It came about a week later showing a criminal conviction for an offence when we were not in Australia! This took a few weeks to clear.
Charlie
Cheers
Steve
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Hi everyone
Bit of news!!
I did not preload my medicals & police checks and have today had a letter from POPC asking me to get them done & send them in...Ack date 13/11/07
The letter is at my son's so havent got it to refer to but I think he said that the letter indicated that they were looking to hopefully issue my visa July/Aug Sept depending on how quickly I got the info back...
Shows there is possible light at the end of the tunnel!!!
Good luck
Bit of news!!
I did not preload my medicals & police checks and have today had a letter from POPC asking me to get them done & send them in...Ack date 13/11/07
The letter is at my son's so havent got it to refer to but I think he said that the letter indicated that they were looking to hopefully issue my visa July/Aug Sept depending on how quickly I got the info back...
Shows there is possible light at the end of the tunnel!!!
Good luck
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Re: the ALL NEW SPARKLY contributory parents visa thread!!!
Hi everyone
Bit of news!!
I did not preload my medicals & police checks and have today had a letter from POPC asking me to get them done & send them in...Ack date 13/11/07
The letter is at my son's so havent got it to refer to but I think he said that the letter indicated that they were looking to hopefully issue my visa July/Aug Sept depending on how quickly I got the info back...
Shows there is possible light at the end of the tunnel!!!
Good luck
Bit of news!!
I did not preload my medicals & police checks and have today had a letter from POPC asking me to get them done & send them in...Ack date 13/11/07
The letter is at my son's so havent got it to refer to but I think he said that the letter indicated that they were looking to hopefully issue my visa July/Aug Sept depending on how quickly I got the info back...
Shows there is possible light at the end of the tunnel!!!
Good luck