Spouse visa

Thread Tools
 
Old Apr 10th 2006, 11:33 pm
  #1  
Forum Regular
Thread Starter
 
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 155
foxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nice
Default Spouse visa

Hi all,

This is really another reassurance thread for those applying for spouse visas - I know I lingered on any success story I could get!

My visa was granted today (monday). I only sent it off on Thursday, so a great time of 1 working day!

I front-loaded the application and didn't use an agent, so I guess I can strongly recommend these 2 things.

Good luck to all,

Gemma
foxall22 is offline  
Old Apr 11th 2006, 2:09 am
  #2  
Just Joined
 
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 10
India44 is an unknown quantity at this point
Default Re: Spouse visa

Originally Posted by foxall22
Hi all,

This is really another reassurance thread for those applying for spouse visas - I know I lingered on any success story I could get!

My visa was granted today (monday). I only sent it off on Thursday, so a great time of 1 working day!

I front-loaded the application and didn't use an agent, so I guess I can strongly recommend these 2 things.

Good luck to all,

Gemma
WOW a huge conrgats to you. Ours took 3 and abit week safter lodgin so you got yours in record time. Its such a relief isnt it. Enjoy!!!
India44 is offline  
Old Apr 11th 2006, 7:17 am
  #3  
It's got to be purple....
 
wsbtroyno21's Avatar
 
Joined: Jun 2004
Location: Glaswegian in Canberra
Posts: 527
wsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond reputewsbtroyno21 has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: Spouse visa

CONGRATULATIONS ON GETTING YOUR VISA !!!

(and very quick too)

Wendy
wsbtroyno21 is offline  
Old Apr 11th 2006, 10:25 am
  #4  
Forum Regular
Thread Starter
 
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 155
foxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nice
Default Re: Spouse visa

Many thanks to you both,
Yes, it's a HUGE relief.

All the best,

Gemma
foxall22 is offline  
Old Apr 11th 2006, 12:55 pm
  #5  
BE Enthusiast
 
jasper pentop's Avatar
 
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: home again, home again, jiggidy jig!
Posts: 358
jasper pentop is an unknown quantity at this point
Default Re: Spouse visa

Originally Posted by foxall22
Many thanks to you both,
Yes, it's a HUGE relief.

All the best,

Gemma
Well done and enjoy!
Keep in mind those documents for your next application in two years, will make it easier to send off, and quicker too!

Good work doing it alone, we did ours that way too, this forum is such an amazing help isnt it!!
jasper pentop is offline  
Old Apr 11th 2006, 1:13 pm
  #6  
Geir
Guest
 
Posts: n/a
Default Re: Spouse visa

Congratulation on getting it!

Which embassy did you go through?

Geir
 
Old Apr 11th 2006, 2:28 pm
  #7  
Forum Regular
Thread Starter
 
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 155
foxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nice
Default Re: Spouse visa

Hi Jasper


Thanks for the response. I didn't realise you had to send off all those documents AGAIN in 2 years... I thought they checked whether you were still together and such forth. Any more details? Have you been through it?

Cheers,

Gemma
foxall22 is offline  
Old Apr 11th 2006, 10:12 pm
  #8  
Forum Regular
 
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 30
imate1 is just really niceimate1 is just really niceimate1 is just really niceimate1 is just really niceimate1 is just really niceimate1 is just really niceimate1 is just really niceimate1 is just really nice
Default Re: Spouse visa

Originally Posted by foxall22
Hi all,

This is really another reassurance thread for those applying for spouse visas - I know I lingered on any success story I could get!

My visa was granted today (monday). I only sent it off on Thursday, so a great time of 1 working day!

I front-loaded the application and didn't use an agent, so I guess I can strongly recommend these 2 things.

Good luck to all,

Gemma
Hi Foxall22,

I'll be applying sometime soon so could you give us some tips please, like what sort of things you included etc. Thanks
imate1 is offline  
Old Apr 11th 2006, 11:42 pm
  #9  
Just Joined
 
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 10
India44 is an unknown quantity at this point
Default Re: Spouse visa

I'd like to know what happens in the next part of it all too. What do you have to have for them in two years, do you need more medicals and police checks etc?
Thanks
India44 is offline  
Old Apr 12th 2006, 1:03 am
  #10  
BE Forum Addict
 
Teliko21's Avatar
 
Joined: Feb 2006
Location: Riddells Crk, Vic
Posts: 1,565
Teliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond reputeTeliko21 has a reputation beyond repute
Default Re: Spouse visa

Originally Posted by India44
I'd like to know what happens in the next part of it all too. What do you have to have for them in two years, do you need more medicals and police checks etc?
Thanks
You need the police checks again and provide evidence as for the first stage that you are still together. Apart from that I don't know
Teliko21 is offline  
Old Apr 12th 2006, 8:57 am
  #11  
BE Enthusiast
 
jasper pentop's Avatar
 
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: home again, home again, jiggidy jig!
Posts: 358
jasper pentop is an unknown quantity at this point
Default Re: Spouse visa

Originally Posted by Teliko21
You need the police checks again and provide evidence as for the first stage that you are still together. Apart from that I don't know
Here is what we sent in for the second stage..... only offical things were certified by a JP photocopies of everything else... hope this helps someone someday!

Accommodation and Evidence of Joint Household Expenses
1.See form 888 from Landlord,
2.Note from landlord about household matters before she left Australia to study in NZ, October 2005.
3.Water bill September, December 2005
4.Electricity bill November 2005, February 2006
5.Telstra bills, October 2005 – February 2006

Joint Financial Commitments
1.Introductory Letter from bank, June 2004
2.Term Deposit Maturity Advice, October 2004
3.Term Deposit Maturity confirmation, November 2004
4.Tax Statement from bank, June 2004
5.Cover statements of bank statements from July 2004 to February 2006, including statement from October 2005 showing Cairns holiday.
6.Financial Summary from 2004/2005 financial year, June 2005

Public Recognition
1.Certificate of insurance policy on the car showing both as drivers.
2.Tickets from concerts we have been to together.
3.Local newspaper article of us joining community, August 2005
4.Internet booking for weekend in Melbourne, September 2005
5.Flight Itinerary for week in Cairns, October 2005
6.Boarding Passes for Cairns and return, October 2005
7.Flight Itinerary for return to Adelaide, October 2005
8.Accommodation receipt for Cairns, October 2005
9.Tickets to Green Island and Receipt for accommodation Mission Beach.
10. Accommodation Receipt Country Comfort, last night in Cairns, October 2005
11.ABN Registration, November 2005
12. Envelopes from ABN registration, November 2005, showing mail address
13. Invitation to both of us for work Christmas Function , December 2005
14. Envelope from DIMIA ,February 2006, showing mail address
15. Private Health Insurance form, Young Couples coverage, February 2006.

Official and Private Correspondence Section
1.Farewell cards
2.Thank You Letter from cousins after the birth of their son, November 2004
3.Christmas Letter from P Mum, December 2004
4.Birthday Card to L from mother-in-law, July 2005
5.Anniversary Cards to each other, September 2005
6.Christmas Letter from P Mum, December 2005
7.Christmas Cards 2005 from;
8.Valentine's Day Cards to each other, 2006
9.Thank You Letter from L colleagueFebruary 2006.

Photographic Section
1.L and in Paris before leaving for Australia, May 2004
2.P in Paris before leaving for Australia, May 2004
3.P and L in Venice before leaving for Australia, May 2004
4.L in Venice before leaving for Australia, May 2004
5.L's Dad, P and L in Macau on the way to Australia, May 2004
6.P and L in Macau on the way to Australia, May 2004
7.L and P at her Nanna's birthday, August 2004
8.Family Christmas at L's parents house, December 2004
9. P , L and L 's cousins, November 2004
10. Family Christmas at L's parents house, December 2004
11. P with a family friend from Hong Kong, April 2005
12. P helping out on L's parents farm, May 2005
13. P helping out on L's parents farm, May 2005
14. P with L 's new born cousin May 2005
15. P with L's new born cousin, May 2005
16. family with P and L before going out for L's birthday, July 2005
17. L and P on the Great Ocean Road after visiting Melbourne on the Show-day weekend, September 2005
18. Beach BBQ with friends, January 2006.
19. P with colleagues of L's September 2005
20. L and P on a boat, September 2005
21. L and P on Mission Beach, QLD, October 2005
22. L and P on Green Island, QLD, October 2005
23. L and P with cousin, Innisfail QLD, October 2005
24. P and L with L''s boss at the staff Christmas dinner, December 2005
25. L and P and family Christmas, December 2005
26. Us fishing, January 2006
jasper pentop is offline  
Old Apr 12th 2006, 9:07 am
  #12  
Forum Regular
Thread Starter
 
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 155
foxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nicefoxall22 is just really nice
Default Re: Spouse visa

Wow - that's a lot of stuff! Thanks for sharing.

For imate - this is the stuff I sent in order:

1. Application form
2. Sponsor's form
3. Personal documents: passports, birth certificates, marriage certs, police check
4. Statutory and supporting declarations: 2 from aussies on form 888, 4 from friends and families, 1 written by each of us.
5. Financial: joint bank account statements, joint utility bills, joint credit card statements, car insurance cert.
6. Nature of household: Joint bills, supporting statement.
7. Social: list of weddings we'd been to, joint gym membership, a4 sheet with annotated photos.

Ours was pretty concise I spose!

All the best,

Gemma
foxall22 is offline  

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are Off
Pingbacks are Off
Refbacks are Off



Contact Us - Archive - Advertising - Cookie Policy - Privacy Statement - Terms of Service -

Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.