Unintended consecuence of the last CSL Change
Mar 20th 2009, 4:14 pm
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Unintended consecuence of the last CSL Change
I was thinking that an unintended consecuences of the last CSL Change is that we, the persons who remain in CSL, will be allocated a CO faster 
than previously thought because the CSL is smaller. Do you think that my line of reasoning is correct ?
If that is so (a big If
) then all CSL applicants could be allocated a CO by the end of April 2009. Do you agree ?
I have obtained my PCC last week and I am planning to obtained my medicals next week and I am hoping
that a CO is allocated to me in mid-April (I am a November 2008 applicant) and that my visa is given to me in mid-May (I am from HR country). Do you think my optimism is realistic ?
Thank you for opinions
than previously thought because the CSL is smaller. Do you think that my line of reasoning is correct ?If that is so (a big If
) then all CSL applicants could be allocated a CO by the end of April 2009. Do you agree ?I have obtained my PCC last week and I am planning to obtained my medicals next week and I am hoping
that a CO is allocated to me in mid-April (I am a November 2008 applicant) and that my visa is given to me in mid-May (I am from HR country). Do you think my optimism is realistic ?Thank you for opinions
Mar 20th 2009, 4:43 pm
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Re: Unintended consecuence of the last CSL Change
I was thinking that an unintended consecuences of the last CSL Change is that we, the persons who remain in CSL, will be allocated a CO faster than previously thought because the CSL is smaller. Do you think that my line of reasoning is correct ?
If that is so (a big If ) then all CSL applicants could be allocated a CO by the end of April 2009. Do you agree ?
I have obtained my PCC last week and I am planning to obtained my medicals next week and I am hoping that a CO is allocated to me in mid-April (I am a November 2008 applicant) and that my visa is given to me in mid-May (I am from HR country). Do you think my optimism is realistic ?
Thank you for opinions
than previously thought because the CSL is smaller. Do you think that my line of reasoning is correct ?If that is so (a big If
) then all CSL applicants could be allocated a CO by the end of April 2009. Do you agree ?I have obtained my PCC last week and I am planning to obtained my medicals next week and I am hoping
that a CO is allocated to me in mid-April (I am a November 2008 applicant) and that my visa is given to me in mid-May (I am from HR country). Do you think my optimism is realistic ?Thank you for opinions
Mar 20th 2009, 4:47 pm
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Re: Unintended consecuence of the last CSL Change
I was thinking that an unintended consecuences of the last CSL Change is that we, the persons who remain in CSL, will be allocated a CO faster than previously thought because the CSL is smaller. Do you think that my line of reasoning is correct ?
If that is so (a big If ) then all CSL applicants could be allocated a CO by the end of April 2009. Do you agree ?
I have obtained my PCC last week and I am planning to obtained my medicals next week and I am hoping that a CO is allocated to me in mid-April (I am a November 2008 applicant) and that my visa is given to me in mid-May (I am from HR country). Do you think my optimism is realistic ?
Thank you for opinions
than previously thought because the CSL is smaller. Do you think that my line of reasoning is correct ?If that is so (a big If
) then all CSL applicants could be allocated a CO by the end of April 2009. Do you agree ?I have obtained my PCC last week and I am planning to obtained my medicals next week and I am hoping
that a CO is allocated to me in mid-April (I am a November 2008 applicant) and that my visa is given to me in mid-May (I am from HR country). Do you think my optimism is realistic ?Thank you for opinions
before introduction of csl, the average time for HR visa grant was 12-15months and lr was 6 months...the difference was only due to fact that documentation checking from hr takes alot of time. embassy staff may even visit ur office in person for verification due to possible visa fraud checking
Mar 20th 2009, 6:01 pm
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Re: Unintended consecuence of the last CSL Change
I was thinking that an unintended consecuences of the last CSL Change is that we, the persons who remain in CSL, will be allocated a CO faster than previously thought because the CSL is smaller. Do you think that my line of reasoning is correct ?
If that is so (a big If ) then all CSL applicants could be allocated a CO by the end of April 2009. Do you agree ?
I have obtained my PCC last week and I am planning to obtained my medicals next week and I am hoping that a CO is allocated to me in mid-April (I am a November 2008 applicant) and that my visa is given to me in mid-May (I am from HR country). Do you think my optimism is realistic ?
Thank you for opinions
than previously thought because the CSL is smaller. Do you think that my line of reasoning is correct ?If that is so (a big If
) then all CSL applicants could be allocated a CO by the end of April 2009. Do you agree ?I have obtained my PCC last week and I am planning to obtained my medicals next week and I am hoping
that a CO is allocated to me in mid-April (I am a November 2008 applicant) and that my visa is given to me in mid-May (I am from HR country). Do you think my optimism is realistic ?Thank you for opinions
BTW I m also a Nov. applicant from HR Country
