Great speed DIAC of allocation of CO for CSL
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I would say be prepared for a grant
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Good Luck
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What do you mean 'just when they requested'? If you didn't and don't have a CO they can't have been requested so you shouldn't have sent them
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I think he means the fact the PCC and MEDs usually being required at the time of application. Also agents had a common practice at that time (dec 2007) to request from the applicant to front load PCC and MEDs
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By now the allocation to CO depends on priority.
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The PCC and Meds were requested two days after lodgement by the Diac(they asked to complete it within 28 days, as usual). They(PCC and Meds) could be requested not only by CO. My agent say: there are a lot of common clerks, who requested different docs (e.g. 1022form, reference letters, another necessary docs), and inspected the case. And when case is proved, it is allocated to CO tomake a decision on visa. it was before priority changes.
By now the allocation to CO depends on priority.
By now the allocation to CO depends on priority.
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DIAC ask you not to submit PCC and Meds unless specifically requested to by a CO. The description your agent has given doesn't seem to match with the process often described on this forum; nothing is requested until a CO is assigned as far as I understand it. In fact there was a thread yesterday saying the visas are normally provisionally approved with the final step being the meds and PCC, there is no point them being requested unless all the other paperwork has been checked. Your case seems to be very unusual.
Before that, DIAC would normally email you, along with the acknowledgement and fee reciept, a document checklist asking you to upload all the required documents (on the checklist) with in 28 days. The health requirements and form 47 overseas panel clearence would read 'required' .. So most of the applicants who didn't hire an agent, frontloaded their PCC's and Medicals just to be on the safe side.
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An extract from some of my docs...
Health and Character Checking
Applicants can reduce the time taken to finalise the application by commencing health and character checking before their application is allocated to a case officer, however, applicants and migration agents should be aware that:
o Applicants are responsible for all costs associated with medical examinations and providing police clearances;
o Health examinations and police clearances have limited validity periods, generally for a period of 12 months;
o If clearances expire before the application is finalised they may be requested again, and must be provided at the applicant’s cost;
o The ASPC may need to undertake other checking in respect of the application that can delay a decision; and
o Undertaking health examinations and providing police clearances does not guarantee an application will be successful.
As advised above applicants and Agents can monitor which applications are currently being allocated for assessing when deciding when to undertake health and character procedures.
Important: Applicants are not required to undertake these checks now and can wait until requested to do so by the case officer assessing their application.
Non-migrating family members of SIR visa applicants do not need to undertake health and character checking.
Health and Character Checking
Applicants can reduce the time taken to finalise the application by commencing health and character checking before their application is allocated to a case officer, however, applicants and migration agents should be aware that:
o Applicants are responsible for all costs associated with medical examinations and providing police clearances;
o Health examinations and police clearances have limited validity periods, generally for a period of 12 months;
o If clearances expire before the application is finalised they may be requested again, and must be provided at the applicant’s cost;
o The ASPC may need to undertake other checking in respect of the application that can delay a decision; and
o Undertaking health examinations and providing police clearances does not guarantee an application will be successful.
As advised above applicants and Agents can monitor which applications are currently being allocated for assessing when deciding when to undertake health and character procedures.
Important: Applicants are not required to undertake these checks now and can wait until requested to do so by the case officer assessing their application.
Non-migrating family members of SIR visa applicants do not need to undertake health and character checking.
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Re: Great speed DIAC of allocation of CO for CSL
DIAC ask you not to submit PCC and Meds unless specifically requested to by a CO. The description your agent has given doesn't seem to match with the process often described on this forum; nothing is requested until a CO is assigned as far as I understand it. In fact there was a thread yesterday saying the visas are normally provisionally approved with the final step being the meds and PCC, there is no point them being requested unless all the other paperwork has been checked. Your case seems to be very unusual.
If you will read the acknol. letter recived you will see that they said that if you want the proces to be faster you can make the med and pcc
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I have an acknowledgement email from July and it does NOT say submitting the meds and pcc upfront will speed up the process.
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Re: Great speed DIAC of allocation of CO for CSL
An extract from some of my docs...
Health and Character Checking
Applicants can reduce the time taken to finalise the application by commencing health and character checking before their application is allocated to a case officer, however, applicants and migration agents should be aware that:
o Applicants are responsible for all costs associated with medical examinations and providing police clearances;
o Health examinations and police clearances have limited validity periods, generally for a period of 12 months;
o If clearances expire before the application is finalised they may be requested again, and must be provided at the applicant’s cost;
o The ASPC may need to undertake other checking in respect of the application that can delay a decision; and
o Undertaking health examinations and providing police clearances does not guarantee an application will be successful.
As advised above applicants and Agents can monitor which applications are currently being allocated for assessing when deciding when to undertake health and character procedures.
Important: Applicants are not required to undertake these checks now and can wait until requested to do so by the case officer assessing their application.
Non-migrating family members of SIR visa applicants do not need to undertake health and character checking.
Health and Character Checking
Applicants can reduce the time taken to finalise the application by commencing health and character checking before their application is allocated to a case officer, however, applicants and migration agents should be aware that:
o Applicants are responsible for all costs associated with medical examinations and providing police clearances;
o Health examinations and police clearances have limited validity periods, generally for a period of 12 months;
o If clearances expire before the application is finalised they may be requested again, and must be provided at the applicant’s cost;
o The ASPC may need to undertake other checking in respect of the application that can delay a decision; and
o Undertaking health examinations and providing police clearances does not guarantee an application will be successful.
As advised above applicants and Agents can monitor which applications are currently being allocated for assessing when deciding when to undertake health and character procedures.
Important: Applicants are not required to undertake these checks now and can wait until requested to do so by the case officer assessing their application.
Non-migrating family members of SIR visa applicants do not need to undertake health and character checking.
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Re: Great speed DIAC of allocation of CO for CSL
Applicants can reduce the time taken to finalise the application by commencing health and character checking before their application is allocated to a case officer. Please refer to the sections on health and character checking in the attachment.
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Re: Great speed DIAC of allocation of CO for CSL
Health and Character Checking
Applicants can reduce the time taken to finalise the application by commencing health and character checking before their application is allocated to a case officer. Please refer to the sections on health and character checking in the attachment.
Applicants can reduce the time taken to finalise the application by commencing health and character checking before their application is allocated to a case officer. Please refer to the sections on health and character checking in the attachment.