TRA application sent
Oct 25th 2004, 1:06 am
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TRA application sent
Just thought that i would let everyone know that my application to TRA has now been sent.
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
Oct 25th 2004, 1:34 am
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Re: TRA application sent
Thanks!
Its been a long time coming but well worth all the hard work.
We started the whole process of emmigration back in January would you believe. One negative assessment from AIM and we are still in the running. Mind you i am 99.999% confident of a positoive assessment from TRA
Rob
Its been a long time coming but well worth all the hard work.
We started the whole process of emmigration back in January would you believe. One negative assessment from AIM and we are still in the running. Mind you i am 99.999% confident of a positoive assessment from TRA
Rob
Originally Posted by bridiej
Excellent news!!!
Oct 25th 2004, 1:52 am
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Re: TRA application sent
Well done Rob! Its a bloomin nightmare isn't it?!
We sent off our 136 application Thursday - Ians a Welder (also on MODL) so i'll let you know when we hear something!
Take care...
Tracey
We sent off our 136 application Thursday - Ians a Welder (also on MODL) so i'll let you know when we hear something!
Take care...
Tracey
Oct 25th 2004, 2:03 am
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Re: TRA application sent
Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
Just thought that i would let everyone know that my application to TRA has now been sent.
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
Good luck Rob
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Oct 25th 2004, 2:26 am
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Re: TRA application sent
Best of luck Rob 
Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
Just thought that i would let everyone know that my application to TRA has now been sent.
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
Oct 25th 2004, 10:36 pm
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Re: TRA application sent
Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
Just thought that i would let everyone know that my application to TRA has now been sent.
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
Debs xxxx
Oct 25th 2004, 10:48 pm
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Re: TRA application sent
Originally Posted by xxdebsonlinexx
Well congrats Rob lol welcome to the que for the TRA you will need a comfy chair, flask, snacks and a lot of patience will keep fingers crossed foy ya
Debs xxxx
Debs xxxx
My chair, flask and snacks are OK, but I'm all out of patience if you can spare some!!
Oct 25th 2004, 10:58 pm
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Originally Posted by bridiej
Hi Debs
My chair, flask and snacks are OK, but I'm all out of patience if you can spare some!!
My chair, flask and snacks are OK, but I'm all out of patience if you can spare some!!
. Im sure when it comes it would of been worth the wait
Oct 25th 2004, 11:09 pm
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Re: TRA application sent
Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
Just thought that i would let everyone know that my application to TRA has now been sent.
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
My occupation that is being assessed is Sheet Metal Worker (First Class), 4124-11.
Just the long wait now.................
Rob
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Oct 25th 2004, 11:34 pm
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Re: TRA application sent
Thanks everyone.
My agent, Glenn Newton, has confirmed that current TRA processing times for fast tracked applications currently stand at 16 weeks. We expect a reply around the 11th of February 2005
Rob
My agent, Glenn Newton, has confirmed that current TRA processing times for fast tracked applications currently stand at 16 weeks. We expect a reply around the 11th of February 2005
Rob
Oct 25th 2004, 11:40 pm
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Re: TRA application sent
Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
Thanks everyone.
My agent, Glenn Newton, has confirmed that current TRA processing times for fast tracked applications currently stand at 16 weeks. We expect a reply around the 11th of February 2005
Rob
My agent, Glenn Newton, has confirmed that current TRA processing times for fast tracked applications currently stand at 16 weeks. We expect a reply around the 11th of February 2005
Rob
Even tho its 13 weeks for us we were looking at nov time so we dont expect anything back as yet but who knows i dont think they have a system where they do everyones in order.
Debs xxx
Oct 26th 2004, 12:05 am
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Re: TRA application sent
I wonder if anyone is able to shed any light on how they process the applications.
I thought that you just get put in a queue, on the pile so to speak
Rob
I thought that you just get put in a queue, on the pile so to speak
Rob
Originally Posted by xxdebsonlinexx
MMM Not sure if this is right as i know of someone who has just got theirs and it took 11 weeks. I think it depends on what trade you do but all i know is its a long wait.
Even tho its 13 weeks for us we were looking at nov time so we dont expect anything back as yet but who knows i dont think they have a system where they do everyones in order.
Debs xxx
Even tho its 13 weeks for us we were looking at nov time so we dont expect anything back as yet but who knows i dont think they have a system where they do everyones in order.
Debs xxx
Oct 26th 2004, 12:41 am
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Re: TRA application sent
Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
I wonder if anyone is able to shed any light on how they process the applications.
I thought that you just get put in a queue, on the pile so to speak
Rob
I thought that you just get put in a queue, on the pile so to speak
Rob
It would make sense why some come quicker than others - either becuase there's more people assigned to that particular trade or that there are few applications under a trade.
Cant see how they can do it otherwise??
We're going under toolmaker and someone else got there's in just over 11 weeks from acknowledgement, so think Debs is right in that it does vary between trades.....
Oct 26th 2004, 1:38 am
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Re: TRA application sent
Hope thats right then.
Just hope that there are not many sheet metal trades to be assessed :-))
Just hope that there are not many sheet metal trades to be assessed :-))
Originally Posted by bridiej
I assumed they have different people for different trades.
It would make sense why some come quicker than others - either becuase there's more people assigned to that particular trade or that there are few applications under a trade.
Cant see how they can do it otherwise??
We're going under toolmaker and someone else got there's in just over 11 weeks from acknowledgement, so think Debs is right in that it does vary between trades.....
It would make sense why some come quicker than others - either becuase there's more people assigned to that particular trade or that there are few applications under a trade.
Cant see how they can do it otherwise??
We're going under toolmaker and someone else got there's in just over 11 weeks from acknowledgement, so think Debs is right in that it does vary between trades.....
