May 2009 Visa Applicants
Jan 24th 2011, 8:38 pm
#2926
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 333
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Hi There, don't mean to hijack the current topic but since this is the May 09 thread, could someone offer me reassurance?
Applied May 09 - schedule 3, I'm from the UK. Would I be right in saying that I should expect a CO is May? I totally appreciate this is an estimate only, but roughly so?
Cheers
Applied May 09 - schedule 3, I'm from the UK. Would I be right in saying that I should expect a CO is May? I totally appreciate this is an estimate only, but roughly so?
Cheers
To me, you would probably get the CO earlier than May, as right now DIAC is allocating CO's to Jan 09 applicants so May 09 is not too far, though there is no hard & fast rule for that but the way things have moved in recent months, seems you will have CO by a month or two; Good luck!
Regards, MJ
Feb 2nd 2011, 5:54 am
#2927
Forum Regular
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 199
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Dear All !
Kindly advise regarding the following.
I got medical request but my wife is pregnant.
1-What is the procedure of informing the Co about this ? Would I have to use form-1022 or just send an e-mail to Co about this ?
2-is it possible to request the Co to defer the medicals till childbirth ?
3- If I and my spouse choose to go through medicals now, Is it safe for her to have x-rays ?
Pls reply in details. waiting
Kindly advise regarding the following.
I got medical request but my wife is pregnant.
1-What is the procedure of informing the Co about this ? Would I have to use form-1022 or just send an e-mail to Co about this ?
2-is it possible to request the Co to defer the medicals till childbirth ?
3- If I and my spouse choose to go through medicals now, Is it safe for her to have x-rays ?
Pls reply in details. waiting
Feb 2nd 2011, 6:52 am
#2928
Forum Regular
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 84
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Hi Fraz!
Its nice to know that you've got medical request and I hope the remaining proceedings would go smoothly and efficiently...
Look at the following to have your queries answered from my side:
1-What is the procedure of informing the Co about this ? Would I have to use form-1022 or just send an e-mail to Co about this ?
I think its always better and safe exercising the official procedures and hence I'll recommend you update CO using Form1022.
2-is it possible to request the Co to defer the medicals till childbirth ?
In a reply of my question about pregnancy, my CO replied as follows:
During the assessment, if the applicant (your wife) is pregnant and she does not want to undergo the health checks (the X-ray), we will then place the application on hold until after the birth of the child. It is also advisable that all family members delay intigating their health and character checks until after the birth of the child if this is the case to ensure that you do not incur costs that can be avoided.
3- If I and my spouse choose to go through medicals now, Is it safe for her to have x-rays ?
You should ask this question to a gynaecologist and not to any BE member i guess...
I hope it helps.....
Regards
Its nice to know that you've got medical request and I hope the remaining proceedings would go smoothly and efficiently...
Look at the following to have your queries answered from my side:
1-What is the procedure of informing the Co about this ? Would I have to use form-1022 or just send an e-mail to Co about this ?
I think its always better and safe exercising the official procedures and hence I'll recommend you update CO using Form1022.
2-is it possible to request the Co to defer the medicals till childbirth ?
In a reply of my question about pregnancy, my CO replied as follows:
During the assessment, if the applicant (your wife) is pregnant and she does not want to undergo the health checks (the X-ray), we will then place the application on hold until after the birth of the child. It is also advisable that all family members delay intigating their health and character checks until after the birth of the child if this is the case to ensure that you do not incur costs that can be avoided.
3- If I and my spouse choose to go through medicals now, Is it safe for her to have x-rays ?
You should ask this question to a gynaecologist and not to any BE member i guess...
I hope it helps.....
Regards
Feb 2nd 2011, 7:18 am
#2929
Forum Regular
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 296
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
your should consult with the IOM doctors, if they suggest you would go for medical. In between plz share your time lines plz
Dear All !
Kindly advise regarding the following.
I got medical request but my wife is pregnant.
1-What is the procedure of informing the Co about this ? Would I have to use form-1022 or just send an e-mail to Co about this ?
2-is it possible to request the Co to defer the medicals till childbirth ?
3- If I and my spouse choose to go through medicals now, Is it safe for her to have x-rays ?
Pls reply in details. waiting
Kindly advise regarding the following.
I got medical request but my wife is pregnant.
1-What is the procedure of informing the Co about this ? Would I have to use form-1022 or just send an e-mail to Co about this ?
2-is it possible to request the Co to defer the medicals till childbirth ?
3- If I and my spouse choose to go through medicals now, Is it safe for her to have x-rays ?
Pls reply in details. waiting
Feb 2nd 2011, 7:26 am
#2930
Forum Regular
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 103
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
IOM doctors would not suggest to consult your own doctor. You should wait till atleast first trimester and after that can have it with lead sheet provided your consultant doctor allows.
Feb 2nd 2011, 7:29 am
#2931
Shafaqat Ali
Joined: Mar 2009
Location: From Lahore to Brisbane
Posts: 2,252
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Some doctors even don't prefer lead sheet, once i discussed with a doctor and she totally refused to take case further if i go for any type of medical in that specific period.
Feb 2nd 2011, 9:12 am
#2932
Forum Regular
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 199
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Thanks to all of you:
au-immig,tatoo,born-2-leran,shafaqat & others.
I am June'09 CSL 175 applicant.
au-immig,tatoo,born-2-leran,shafaqat & others.
I am June'09 CSL 175 applicant.
Feb 2nd 2011, 9:18 am
#2933
Shafaqat Ali
Joined: Mar 2009
Location: From Lahore to Brisbane
Posts: 2,252
Feb 3rd 2011, 5:49 am
#2935
Forum Regular
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 199
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Hi Fraz!
Its nice to know that you've got medical request and I hope the remaining proceedings would go smoothly and efficiently...
Look at the following to have your queries answered from my side:
1-What is the procedure of informing the Co about this ? Would I have to use form-1022 or just send an e-mail to Co about this ?
I think its always better and safe exercising the official procedures and hence I'll recommend you update CO using Form1022.
2-is it possible to request the Co to defer the medicals till childbirth ?
In a reply of my question about pregnancy, my CO replied as follows:
During the assessment, if the applicant (your wife) is pregnant and she does not want to undergo the health checks (the X-ray), we will then place the application on hold until after the birth of the child. It is also advisable that all family members delay intigating their health and character checks until after the birth of the child if this is the case to ensure that you do not incur costs that can be avoided.
3- If I and my spouse choose to go through medicals now, Is it safe for her to have x-rays ?
You should ask this question to a gynaecologist and not to any BE member i guess...
I hope it helps.....
Regards
Its nice to know that you've got medical request and I hope the remaining proceedings would go smoothly and efficiently...
Look at the following to have your queries answered from my side:
1-What is the procedure of informing the Co about this ? Would I have to use form-1022 or just send an e-mail to Co about this ?
I think its always better and safe exercising the official procedures and hence I'll recommend you update CO using Form1022.
2-is it possible to request the Co to defer the medicals till childbirth ?
In a reply of my question about pregnancy, my CO replied as follows:
During the assessment, if the applicant (your wife) is pregnant and she does not want to undergo the health checks (the X-ray), we will then place the application on hold until after the birth of the child. It is also advisable that all family members delay intigating their health and character checks until after the birth of the child if this is the case to ensure that you do not incur costs that can be avoided.
3- If I and my spouse choose to go through medicals now, Is it safe for her to have x-rays ?
You should ask this question to a gynaecologist and not to any BE member i guess...
I hope it helps.....
Regards
I want to know if I hold-on my case until after childbirth, Are there any likely complications in my case and what additional time would be required after childbirth to finalize the visa grant ? At present most of applicants got visa almost after 1-2 months after submission of medicals.
Pls share your views.
Feb 3rd 2011, 7:04 am
#2936
Forum Regular
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 103
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Dear Faraz,
You will need to provide new baby's birth certificate and passport to your case officer to include baby in your application. Once included in the application your baby would have medical along with other family members.
To get passport you would first get birth certificate and then CRC from NADRA and then apply for passport.
You will need to provide new baby's birth certificate and passport to your case officer to include baby in your application. Once included in the application your baby would have medical along with other family members.
To get passport you would first get birth certificate and then CRC from NADRA and then apply for passport.
Feb 3rd 2011, 7:57 am
#2937
Shafaqat Ali
Joined: Mar 2009
Location: From Lahore to Brisbane
Posts: 2,252
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Dear Faraz,
You will need to provide new baby's birth certificate and passport to your case officer to include baby in your application. Once included in the application your baby would have medical along with other family members.
To get passport you would first get birth certificate and then CRC from NADRA and then apply for passport.
You will need to provide new baby's birth certificate and passport to your case officer to include baby in your application. Once included in the application your baby would have medical along with other family members.
To get passport you would first get birth certificate and then CRC from NADRA and then apply for passport.
i think FRC(Family Registration Certificate)
Feb 3rd 2011, 8:09 am
#2938
Forum Regular
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 199
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Dear Faraz,
You will need to provide new baby's birth certificate and passport to your case officer to include baby in your application. Once included in the application your baby would have medical along with other family members.
To get passport you would first get birth certificate and then CRC from NADRA and then apply for passport.
You will need to provide new baby's birth certificate and passport to your case officer to include baby in your application. Once included in the application your baby would have medical along with other family members.
To get passport you would first get birth certificate and then CRC from NADRA and then apply for passport.
Feb 3rd 2011, 8:17 am
#2939
Forum Regular
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 84
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Dear thanks !
I want to know if I hold-on my case until after childbirth, Are there any likely complications in my case and what additional time would be required after childbirth to finalize the visa grant ? At present most of applicants got visa almost after 1-2 months after submission of medicals.
Pls share your views.
I want to know if I hold-on my case until after childbirth, Are there any likely complications in my case and what additional time would be required after childbirth to finalize the visa grant ? At present most of applicants got visa almost after 1-2 months after submission of medicals.
Pls share your views.
Of course you can request your case officer to put your case on-hold till the birth of the baby. I personally think that this should not complicate your case as most of the formalities have already been observed in your case.
In any case, it would be better if you drop an email to your case officer and discuss all your situation to get his official advice. Prepare the points of discussion with your case officer and ask his favor for point-wise reply.
Remember, it is always secure to get and follow official advice than to rely on personal/public opinion.
Regards
Feb 3rd 2011, 8:30 am
#2940
Forum Regular
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 199
Re: May 2009 Visa Applicants
Dear Fraz,
Of course you can request your case officer to put your case on-hold till the birth of the baby. I personally think that this should not complicate your case as most of the formalities have already been observed in your case.
In any case, it would be better if you drop an email to your case officer and discuss all your situation to get his official advice. Prepare the points of discussion with your case officer and ask his favor for point-wise reply.
Remember, it is always secure to get and follow official advice than to rely on personal/public opinion.
Regards
Of course you can request your case officer to put your case on-hold till the birth of the baby. I personally think that this should not complicate your case as most of the formalities have already been observed in your case.
In any case, it would be better if you drop an email to your case officer and discuss all your situation to get his official advice. Prepare the points of discussion with your case officer and ask his favor for point-wise reply.
Remember, it is always secure to get and follow official advice than to rely on personal/public opinion.
Regards