In the Military - Will we or won't we get visa without RN discharge papers
Dec 9th 2004, 12:04 am
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In the Military - Will we or won't we get visa without RN discharge papers
Hi All
Just an update to those of you who have PM'd me about the discharge papers requirement in order to get their visa.
We sent a letter from my husband's CO with our application stating that his notice had been submitted and was able to be released early as he has served 23 years in the Royal Navy.
Meds and PCC's have been done, the Centrelink interview was done last month (around 20th Nov) and my Father-in-Law lodged the bond the next day. Is it now that discharge papers would be requested? I was under the impression that the bond is the very last thing to be done so we may get our visa soon after Xmas.
No one seems to know since the July changes.
Answers on a postcard please, addressed to DIMIA!
Just an update to those of you who have PM'd me about the discharge papers requirement in order to get their visa.
We sent a letter from my husband's CO with our application stating that his notice had been submitted and was able to be released early as he has served 23 years in the Royal Navy.
Meds and PCC's have been done, the Centrelink interview was done last month (around 20th Nov) and my Father-in-Law lodged the bond the next day. Is it now that discharge papers would be requested? I was under the impression that the bond is the very last thing to be done so we may get our visa soon after Xmas.
No one seems to know since the July changes.
Answers on a postcard please, addressed to DIMIA!
Dec 9th 2004, 3:48 am
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Re: In the Military - Will we or won't we get visa without RN discharge papers
Originally Posted by Lucyemma5
Hi All
Just an update to those of you who have PM'd me about the discharge papers requirement in order to get their visa.
We sent a letter from my husband's CO with our application stating that his notice had been submitted and was able to be released early as he has served 23 years in the Royal Navy.
Meds and PCC's have been done, the Centrelink interview was done last month (around 20th Nov) and my Father-in-Law lodged the bond the next day. Is it now that discharge papers would be requested? I was under the impression that the bond is the very last thing to be done so we may get our visa soon after Xmas.
No one seems to know since the July changes.
Answers on a postcard please, addressed to DIMIA!
Just an update to those of you who have PM'd me about the discharge papers requirement in order to get their visa.
We sent a letter from my husband's CO with our application stating that his notice had been submitted and was able to be released early as he has served 23 years in the Royal Navy.
Meds and PCC's have been done, the Centrelink interview was done last month (around 20th Nov) and my Father-in-Law lodged the bond the next day. Is it now that discharge papers would be requested? I was under the impression that the bond is the very last thing to be done so we may get our visa soon after Xmas.
No one seems to know since the July changes.
Answers on a postcard please, addressed to DIMIA!
Hi lucyemma
I thought the same as you that the bond was the last thing to be done! But what do I know - I can't even get past Vetassess!!!:-(
Good luck and keep us all informed.
Dec 9th 2004, 3:57 am
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Re: In the Military - Will we or won't we get visa without RN discharge papers
Originally Posted by lisa and greg
Hi lucyemma
I thought the same as you that the bond was the last thing to be done! But what do I know - I can't even get past Vetassess!!!:-(
Good luck and keep us all informed.
I thought the same as you that the bond was the last thing to be done! But what do I know - I can't even get past Vetassess!!!:-(
Good luck and keep us all informed.
Best of luck and good wishes
Lucy
