Got it! Via Registered Post
Oct 2nd 2003, 3:02 pm
#1
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Got it! Via Registered Post
Hi everyone,
I've been mostly a silent observer here and would like to thank everyone who
has contributed to this wonderful newsgroup. Thank you for all the kindness
and help, so many of you have shown here. Special thanks to regulars like
Alan, George, Jeremy and Peter - noticed it's in alphabetical order ;-)
Without you guys, many like me would have found the entire application
process even more unbearable.
I got my grant letter when I got home today. It was sent (I'm surprised) via
Registered Post. Funnily, I wasn't even excited when I opened the letter.
Guess I lost it after jumping up and down for an hour when I received my
medical and police checks requests
After that, I knew it was a matter of
time, but didn't expect to get it only 18 days after submitting my police
checks and 19 days after my medicals.
For those who are interested, here's my timeline:
http://www.austimeline.com/austime/a...App.jsp?id=976
For those who are in the queue, hang it there and good luck!
Once again, thank you :-)
Cheers
Eileen
I've been mostly a silent observer here and would like to thank everyone who
has contributed to this wonderful newsgroup. Thank you for all the kindness
and help, so many of you have shown here. Special thanks to regulars like
Alan, George, Jeremy and Peter - noticed it's in alphabetical order ;-)
Without you guys, many like me would have found the entire application
process even more unbearable.
I got my grant letter when I got home today. It was sent (I'm surprised) via
Registered Post. Funnily, I wasn't even excited when I opened the letter.
Guess I lost it after jumping up and down for an hour when I received my
medical and police checks requests
After that, I knew it was a matter oftime, but didn't expect to get it only 18 days after submitting my police
checks and 19 days after my medicals.
For those who are interested, here's my timeline:
http://www.austimeline.com/austime/a...App.jsp?id=976
For those who are in the queue, hang it there and good luck!
Once again, thank you :-)
Cheers
Eileen
Oct 2nd 2003, 3:07 pm
#2
Ex Mod (2002-2005)
Joined: May 2002
Location: NSW
Posts: 5,464
Re: Got it! Via Registered Post
Originally posted by Eileen Ong
I got my grant letter when I got home today.
I got my grant letter when I got home today.
Regards
Peter
Oct 2nd 2003, 3:09 pm
#3
Forum Regular
Joined: Feb 2003
Location: UK
Posts: 110
Re: Got it! Via Registered Post
Well done Eileen!!!!
All the best wishes for your new life in Oz!
Hope
All the best wishes for your new life in Oz!
Hope
Oct 2nd 2003, 4:16 pm
#4
Anxiously awaiting March
Joined: Sep 2003
Location: dreamland
Posts: 779
well done Eileen. Hope it all works out for you!!
Oct 2nd 2003, 4:29 pm
#5
Forum Regular
Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 96
Re: Got it! Via Registered Post
Congrats Eileen. Thats pretty fast response from ASPC.
Have a good one
VG
Have a good one
VG
Originally posted by Eileen Ong
Hi everyone,
I've been mostly a silent observer here and would like to thank everyone who
has contributed to this wonderful newsgroup. Thank you for all the kindness
and help, so many of you have shown here. Special thanks to regulars like
Alan, George, Jeremy and Peter - noticed it's in alphabetical order ;-)
Without you guys, many like me would have found the entire application
process even more unbearable.
I got my grant letter when I got home today. It was sent (I'm surprised) via
Registered Post. Funnily, I wasn't even excited when I opened the letter.
Guess I lost it after jumping up and down for an hour when I received my
medical and police checks requests After that, I knew it was a matter of
time, but didn't expect to get it only 18 days after submitting my police
checks and 19 days after my medicals.
For those who are interested, here's my timeline:
http://www.austimeline.com/austime/a...App.jsp?id=976
For those who are in the queue, hang it there and good luck!
Once again, thank you :-)
Cheers
Eileen
Hi everyone,
I've been mostly a silent observer here and would like to thank everyone who
has contributed to this wonderful newsgroup. Thank you for all the kindness
and help, so many of you have shown here. Special thanks to regulars like
Alan, George, Jeremy and Peter - noticed it's in alphabetical order ;-)
Without you guys, many like me would have found the entire application
process even more unbearable.
I got my grant letter when I got home today. It was sent (I'm surprised) via
Registered Post. Funnily, I wasn't even excited when I opened the letter.
Guess I lost it after jumping up and down for an hour when I received my
medical and police checks requests
After that, I knew it was a matter oftime, but didn't expect to get it only 18 days after submitting my police
checks and 19 days after my medicals.
For those who are interested, here's my timeline:
http://www.austimeline.com/austime/a...App.jsp?id=976
For those who are in the queue, hang it there and good luck!
Once again, thank you :-)
Cheers
Eileen
Oct 3rd 2003, 4:41 pm
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Just Joined
Joined: Sep 2003
Location: Singapore
Posts: 20
Congratulations Eileen. I envy you. Looking at your timeline, wished I had the foresight to apply earlier.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Oct 4th 2003, 2:05 am
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Re: Got it! Via Registered Post
Hi Chink,
I felt the same way too when I was looking at other people's timeline. The
wait was so unbearable, especially when most of us don't hear from DIMIA for
nearly a year.
Your day will come! :-)
Cheers
Eileen
"chink" <member@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Congratulations Eileen. I envy you. Looking at your timeline, wished I
> had the foresight to apply earlier.
> Cheers!
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
I felt the same way too when I was looking at other people's timeline. The
wait was so unbearable, especially when most of us don't hear from DIMIA for
nearly a year.
Your day will come! :-)
Cheers
Eileen
"chink" <member@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Congratulations Eileen. I envy you. Looking at your timeline, wished I
> had the foresight to apply earlier.
> Cheers!
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
