OMG MY HEAD IS SPINNING!
Feb 20th 2009, 9:16 am
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OMG MY HEAD IS SPINNING!
anyone know what is going on,first we were led to believe new applications on the csl were been given priority processing from jan 09 and i just read visas will now more than likely be reduced in the next budget therefore processing times will be longer, what is going on.were near ready to submit our application for 175,what happens now?????????
Feb 21st 2009, 8:25 am
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Re: OMG MY HEAD IS SPINNING!
anyone know what is going on,first we were led to believe new applications on the csl were been given priority processing from jan 09 and i just read visas will now more than likely be reduced in the next budget therefore processing times will be longer, what is going on.were near ready to submit our application for 175,what happens now?????????
Feb 21st 2009, 8:28 am
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Feb 21st 2009, 2:06 pm
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Re: OMG MY HEAD IS SPINNING!
anyone know what is going on,first we were led to believe new applications on the csl were been given priority processing from jan 09 and i just read visas will now more than likely be reduced in the next budget therefore processing times will be longer, what is going on.were near ready to submit our application for 175,what happens now?????????
They'll go ahead and process as normal (starting with employer/state sponsored then CSL then MODL etc) til they reach the caps and tell those still waiting - wait some more.
I'd suggest those on CSL don't have too much to worry about as compared with their situation now.
Probably neither have MODL, depends how many CSL take up
Poor old plain 175/family 176'ers could end up missing the allocations for a couple of years before the few spaces each year not taken by higher priorities allow enough of them to be processed their turn finally comes.
