MODL - application lodged or assessed
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MODL - application lodged or assessed
hi,
i am currently in australia on 457 visa and about to submit 175 visa application. My occupation is currently on MODL, DIAC website states that points for MODL will be awarded if occupation is on MODL at the time visa application is lodged or assessed.
my question is what if MODL changes after i apply but before the visa is granted or assessed...whether will i be granted MODL points..???...anybody had this case before....
thanks alot
i am currently in australia on 457 visa and about to submit 175 visa application. My occupation is currently on MODL, DIAC website states that points for MODL will be awarded if occupation is on MODL at the time visa application is lodged or assessed.
my question is what if MODL changes after i apply but before the visa is granted or assessed...whether will i be granted MODL points..???...anybody had this case before....
thanks alot
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Re: MODL - application lodged or assessed
hi,
i am currently in australia on 457 visa and about to submit 175 visa application. My occupation is currently on MODL, DIAC website states that points for MODL will be awarded if occupation is on MODL at the time visa application is lodged or assessed.
my question is what if MODL changes after i apply but before the visa is granted or assessed...whether will i be granted MODL points..???...anybody had this case before....
thanks alot
i am currently in australia on 457 visa and about to submit 175 visa application. My occupation is currently on MODL, DIAC website states that points for MODL will be awarded if occupation is on MODL at the time visa application is lodged or assessed.
my question is what if MODL changes after i apply but before the visa is granted or assessed...whether will i be granted MODL points..???...anybody had this case before....
thanks alot
I asked the exact same question on here when I submitted my 175 and was told that if your occupation is listed on MODL when you apply, then you are safe even if it is removed from the list while you are waiting for approval.
I am sure someone else will post on here to confirm,
Good luck with it all,
Lil
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Re: MODL - application lodged or assessed
Hi slippery,
I asked the exact same question on here when I submitted my 175 and was told that if your occupation is listed on MODL when you apply, then you are safe even if it is removed from the list while you are waiting for approval.
I am sure someone else will post on here to confirm,
Good luck with it all,
Lil
I asked the exact same question on here when I submitted my 175 and was told that if your occupation is listed on MODL when you apply, then you are safe even if it is removed from the list while you are waiting for approval.
I am sure someone else will post on here to confirm,
Good luck with it all,
Lil
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Its my understanding that the 'lodged or assessed' means that if your occupation is on the MODL list when you apply then you will get the points, even if it is later removed.
In addition, if your occupation is not MODL when you apply but is subsequently added to the list before you are assessed then you will be given the extra points at assessment time.
In addition, if your occupation is not MODL when you apply but is subsequently added to the list before you are assessed then you will be given the extra points at assessment time.
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Re: MODL - application lodged or assessed
Dublin is great, country is not doing so well at the moment though, I'm sure it will recover but I'm not waiting to find out! What frustrates me is that people here always complain about the weather, now they complain about the weather and the recession! It is the way it is, get on with it and stop moaning and groaning I say, as you can imagine I am not the most popular around here, lots prefer to wallow in self pity
Its my understanding that the 'lodged or assessed' means that if your occupation is on the MODL list when you apply then you will get the points, even if it is later removed.
In addition, if your occupation is not MODL when you apply but is subsequently added to the list before you are assessed then you will be given the extra points at assessment time.
In addition, if your occupation is not MODL when you apply but is subsequently added to the list before you are assessed then you will be given the extra points at assessment time.
That's interesting, didn't realise you would get the MODL points after applying, I suppose it's not that important as one should have sufficient points before applying anyway.
I noticed that Alan Collett advised you to contact DIAC, do you reckon you will? I definitely think it is worth a try, it might give you peace of mind.
Keep me posted,
Lil
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Re: MODL - application lodged or assessed
We've used to online query form to check to see if we have a CO but the generic response just came back saying that they are up to 11th December 2007 and it will be some time yet.
Tried phoning but haven't got through yet
I also lodged a complaint on their system for misleading information as their generic response stated that they process in order and quite clearly they do not, no response on that so far.
Sent another online query today to check application status and try to get our 'File ID' but it will be a week before anything comes of that.
I'll gradually get more persistent with the phone calls, even if I have to sit waiting for hours as we really need that visa to come through soon.
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Gotta ya. That makes sense. What a crap postion to be in, I wonder if many applications get pooled, it would take limbo to a whole new level.