Mateusz Adamus

Hi

I live in Poland, I'm a software developer and would like to immigrate
to Australia.

I'm looking for an immigration agent to help me with all the forms and
applying for visa. Does anyone know such an agent from Poland? If not
which would you recommend?

best regards
Mateusz [PEYN] Adamus
http://adamus.home.pl

zeoldyank

On 13 May 2006 03:23:11 -0700, "Mateusz [PEYN] Adamus"
<[email protected]> wrote in
<[email protected] .com> :

    |>Hi
    |>
    |>I live in Poland, I'm a software developer and would like to immigrate
    |>to Australia.
    |>
    |>I'm looking for an immigration agent to help me with all the forms and
    |>applying for visa. Does anyone know such an agent from Poland? If not
    |>which would you recommend?
    |>
    |>best regards
    |>Mateusz [PEYN] Adamus
    |>http://adamus.home.pl

Well, there are certainly lots of these around, at least here.
However, have never dealt with one, and have heard that their
quality can vary widely.

When came from the USA decades ago there were "migration agents"
offering cheap rates.

With one of them that a friend tried the only help he got for
around $US 25 at the time was a letter giving addresses of
Australian consulates in the US and advising that he write them
for more info. :-)

When I came here in the 60s, just sent a letter to nearest
consulate in USA, and a couple of days later got a large fat
envelope full of booklets, application forms, etc.

With a simple application, valid passport, medical exam, and a
police clearance certificate had no problems at all.

Your English seems perfectly adequate to make your own
application, and in any case you have nothing to lose by
requesting info on migration.

However, will offer a few hints, as have had friends knocked back
on applications by not telling the absolute truth, especially
where police offenses are concerned.

One tried to conceal a drunk driving charge. Now, at the time,
this wouldn't have even been considered a serious offense.
However, it was a matter of public record, which the consulate,
and they were highly annoyed that he had try to lie to them. They
told him to even forget applying anytime in the future.

Another friend was "guilty" of a even more minor offense. He was
with a group of friends in California. Someone was carrying a
marijuana cigarette which he discarded.

The cop found it. So the whole group was charged with
"constructive possession" which effectively means that they
didn't know which one had discarded it, but still an offense in
California at the time.

So, were I you, I would make my own application, but wouldn't try
to conceal anything. In the USA, even something like "overtime
parking" or "jaywalking" is a recordable offense, and easily
checked.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
[email protected]

[email protected]

Hi there,

We are the Australian International Education Centre based in Budapest
but we often help with study pathways for an agent in UK. Look at our
site ww.aiec.biz for links to migration agents, his name is John
Mumford, Visa Unit. Ciao Andrew