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Mar 4th 2006, 6:02 pm

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Beenish Khan

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Re: HELP ... ACS Status: With assessor

Btw. on 20th Feb(the day I rcvd the letter) they changed my status to
'Case Finalised'...Glenn, don't tell me that you are an
agent....:PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

Mar 4th 2006, 10:43 pm

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Re: HELP ... ACS Status: With assessor

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Originally Posted by sorin_a68

Yupi
My queston is ... can I applied for any specialisations ? for example for the news added in MODL
Computing Professional - specialising in Network Security and Certified
Information Systems

I think the answer can be find on acs website: "MODL may only be claimed on applications received in this office on or after 15 December 2005 . Any application received before this date is not eligible for consideration. In this case, you will need to lodge a new application"

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Mar 4th 2006, 11:07 pm

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Glenn Newton

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Re: HELP ... ACS Status: With assessor

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Originally Posted by Beenish Khan

Btw. on 20th Feb(the day I rcvd the letter) they changed my status to
'Case Finalised'...Glenn, don't tell me that you are an
agent....:PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

It's called administrative lag.

Mar 5th 2006, 4:07 am

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joho

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Re: HELP ... ACS Status: With assessor

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Originally Posted by Beenish Khan

CathnPaul and Glenn..probably now you must be feeling that I was right.
Apart fomr that Glenn if you are an agent or smthg then better correct
your info. as on 14th Feb my application status was "With Accessor" and
I rcvd my letter on 20th with postage date of 14th Feb. Quite a quick
decision on accessor's behalf :P

'With assesor' means exactly that, if you receive a result before it has changed to 'case finalised' it is just because your case has not been updated on the tracking site to indicate finalisation. To say to someone that it means your result is on its way can cause unnecessary worry to an individual that does not receive the results before there case has changed to 'case finalized'. Some assesors are slow at updating that is all. Glen is completely correct in what he says. Most people however, do receive the decision before the system has been updated.