Urgent help - possible imminent divorce of daft husband
Apr 27th 2008, 8:47 pm
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Urgent help - possible imminent divorce of daft husband
So I'm half way through checking the visa application online and putting in the reference numbers of the Teaching Australia assessment and IELTs test when DH casually drops into the conversation that he forgot to renew his passport.
It expired on 18th April. If I don't get the visa application submitted before 11th May we don't have enough points as that's when I turn 30
Any innovative ideas as to what we can do???
I know he could go to the passport office and get on in a day but he works for my dad and we haven't told him!
It expired on 18th April. If I don't get the visa application submitted before 11th May we don't have enough points as that's when I turn 30
Any innovative ideas as to what we can do???
I know he could go to the passport office and get on in a day but he works for my dad and we haven't told him!
Apr 27th 2008, 8:50 pm
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Re: Urgent help - possible imminent divorce of daft husband
Originally Posted by funkydelia
So I'm half way through checking the visa application online and putting in the reference numbers of the Teaching Australia assessment and IELTs test when DH casually drops into the conversation that he forgot to renew his passport.
It expired on 18th April. If I don't get the visa application submitted before 11th May we don't have enough points as that's when I turn 30
Any innovative ideas as to what we can do???
I know he could go to the passport office and get on in a day but he works for my dad and we haven't told him!
It expired on 18th April. If I don't get the visa application submitted before 11th May we don't have enough points as that's when I turn 30
Any innovative ideas as to what we can do???
I know he could go to the passport office and get on in a day but he works for my dad and we haven't told him!
Apr 27th 2008, 9:46 pm
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Re: Urgent help - possible imminent divorce of daft husband
Originally Posted by Sheff_Sparky
Pull a sicky and get it done.
Apr 27th 2008, 10:11 pm
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Re: Urgent help - possible imminent divorce of daft husband
Originally Posted by funkydelia
So I'm half way through checking the visa application online and putting in the reference numbers of the Teaching Australia assessment and IELTs test when DH casually drops into the conversation that he forgot to renew his passport.
It expired on 18th April. If I don't get the visa application submitted before 11th May we don't have enough points as that's when I turn 30
Any innovative ideas as to what we can do???
It expired on 18th April. If I don't get the visa application submitted before 11th May we don't have enough points as that's when I turn 30
Any innovative ideas as to what we can do???
Apr 28th 2008, 1:14 am
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Re: Urgent help - possible imminent divorce of daft husband
Originally Posted by funkydelia
So I'm half way through checking the visa application online and putting in the reference numbers of the Teaching Australia assessment and IELTs test when DH casually drops into the conversation that he forgot to renew his passport.
It expired on 18th April. If I don't get the visa application submitted before 11th May we don't have enough points as that's when I turn 30
Any innovative ideas as to what we can do???
I know he could go to the passport office and get on in a day but he works for my dad and we haven't told him!
It expired on 18th April. If I don't get the visa application submitted before 11th May we don't have enough points as that's when I turn 30
Any innovative ideas as to what we can do???
I know he could go to the passport office and get on in a day but he works for my dad and we haven't told him!
Apr 28th 2008, 3:06 pm
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Re: Urgent help - possible imminent divorce of daft husband
Originally Posted by Pollyana
You don't need a valid passport when you apply, as long as he has one before it is granted. Send off the applcaition for the visa, then get the passport sorted and forward them the number when you have it
He has an appointment on Saturday morning to get a new one so that problem has been solved now! And he won't have to pull a sicky!
