Vetasses Timescales
Mar 5th 2006, 11:11 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
charles.edington Wrote:
> Be great if we can keep this thread going so us 3 get an idea of when
> they start coming through....
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Hi All
There is a timeline tool at this link:
http://www.mymigration.net/journals.aspx
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> Be great if we can keep this thread going so us 3 get an idea of when
> they start coming through....
>
> --
Hi All
There is a timeline tool at this link:
http://www.mymigration.net/journals.aspx
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Mar 6th 2006, 1:58 am
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Hi,
I submitted mine for a 50 points occupation from India with a British MSc on 4-1-2006 and got poitive assessment on 28-2-2006 (54 days)
cheers
I submitted mine for a 50 points occupation from India with a British MSc on 4-1-2006 and got poitive assessment on 28-2-2006 (54 days)
cheers
Originally Posted by Kerrygold
Hi everyone,
does anyone know how long vetasses are currently taking for skills assessments. I'm fed up of checking my emails every morning for news!
does anyone know how long vetasses are currently taking for skills assessments. I'm fed up of checking my emails every morning for news!
Mar 6th 2006, 5:50 am
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Hi
I submitted mine on the 24/11/05 and checked it daily on line. The status stayed Active for what seem like an eternity, then suddenly 27/2/06 it went to Positive. Still waiting for the letter though. Good luck to everyone still waiting.
I submitted mine on the 24/11/05 and checked it daily on line. The status stayed Active for what seem like an eternity, then suddenly 27/2/06 it went to Positive. Still waiting for the letter though. Good luck to everyone still waiting.
Mar 6th 2006, 3:06 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by charles.edington
Be great if we can keep this thread going so us 3 get an idea of when they start coming through....
will keep you posted.
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Mar 8th 2006, 4:55 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by ACE
Hi,
We are from Ashingdon near Rochford (Southend area) and we are heading to Perth August/September time.
How about you?
ACE
We are from Ashingdon near Rochford (Southend area) and we are heading to Perth August/September time.
How about you?
ACE
Incidentally, I've heard from my Agent today that vetassess are currently taking six weeks to process at the moment as they are extremely busy. She says it may be slightly longer for more complicated applications.
Will keep you informed.
Regards, Kerry.
Mar 8th 2006, 6:10 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by Kerrygold
We're in Witham, hoping to go to Queensland where I have family. I know your area very well -lived and worked there for many years. Did you see the TV programme "Get a New Life", there was a family from your way but unfortunately they only stayed a few months.
Incidentally, I've heard from my Agent today that vetassess are currently taking six weeks to process at the moment as they are extremely busy. She says it may be slightly longer for more complicated applications.
Will keep you informed.
Regards, Kerry.
Incidentally, I've heard from my Agent today that vetassess are currently taking six weeks to process at the moment as they are extremely busy. She says it may be slightly longer for more complicated applications.
Will keep you informed.
Regards, Kerry.
Would you say your application is complicated? Our agent said that ours should be quite straightforward...
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Mar 10th 2006, 8:20 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by charles.edington
Would you say your application is complicated? Our agent said that ours should be quite straightforward...
Louisexxx
Louisexxx
my application is complicated by the fact that I'm in legal and their's no direct match for it in Aus. There's a good chance they've never come across my qualification before. I'm applying as an office manager and my agent is quietly confident I'll be ok, but you just never know.
Mar 10th 2006, 8:34 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by Kerrygold
Hi Louise
my application is complicated by the fact that I'm in legal and their's no direct match for it in Aus. There's a good chance they've never come across my qualification before. I'm applying as an office manager and my agent is quietly confident I'll be ok, but you just never know.
my application is complicated by the fact that I'm in legal and their's no direct match for it in Aus. There's a good chance they've never come across my qualification before. I'm applying as an office manager and my agent is quietly confident I'll be ok, but you just never know.
Hi Kerry
I suppose my husbands is a bit complicated then. He's a credit manager and there is no direct match for that either. However, he's applied as a business professional as his last few years work experience fit that - our agent said we have a really good application. Did you see the other thread today about vetassess? Looks like they are running at about 11 weeks....
Louise
Mar 10th 2006, 8:34 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by Kerrygold
Hi Louise
my application is complicated by the fact that I'm in legal and their's no direct match for it in Aus. There's a good chance they've never come across my qualification before. I'm applying as an office manager and my agent is quietly confident I'll be ok, but you just never know.
my application is complicated by the fact that I'm in legal and their's no direct match for it in Aus. There's a good chance they've never come across my qualification before. I'm applying as an office manager and my agent is quietly confident I'll be ok, but you just never know.
Mar 10th 2006, 8:40 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by charles.edington
Hi Kerry
I suppose my husbands is a bit complicated then. He's a credit manager and there is no direct match for that either. However, he's applied as a business professional as his last few years work experience fit that - our agent said we have a really good application. Did you see the other thread today about vetassess? Looks like they are running at about 11 weeks....
Louise
I suppose my husbands is a bit complicated then. He's a credit manager and there is no direct match for that either. However, he's applied as a business professional as his last few years work experience fit that - our agent said we have a really good application. Did you see the other thread today about vetassess? Looks like they are running at about 11 weeks....
Louise
I'm trying not to contact the "aussie rellies" (I'm born to be Australian) or look at web sites about where we want to go.
My Agent is contacting Vetassess next week so I may have a better indication of timescale then - I'll keep you informed.
Mar 10th 2006, 8:55 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by Kerrygold
Hi everyone,
does anyone know how long vetasses are currently taking for skills assessments. I'm fed up of checking my emails every morning for news!
does anyone know how long vetasses are currently taking for skills assessments. I'm fed up of checking my emails every morning for news!
we applied to vetassess on 4th of Jan, I e-mailed them on the 28th of Feb, received e-mail back 2 days later saying considerable delay and that our application would need to be individually assessed,but this morning e-mail arrived saying, 'your assessment has been completed and is with our manager for signature.'
Has anyone else received this, I don't know if this means good or bad news, the stress is getting to me....
Mar 16th 2006, 9:42 am
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Originally Posted by suzibabe
Hi
we applied to vetassess on 4th of Jan, I e-mailed them on the 28th of Feb, received e-mail back 2 days later saying considerable delay and that our application would need to be individually assessed,but this morning e-mail arrived saying, 'your assessment has been completed and is with our manager for signature.'
Has anyone else received this, I don't know if this means good or bad news, the stress is getting to me....
we applied to vetassess on 4th of Jan, I e-mailed them on the 28th of Feb, received e-mail back 2 days later saying considerable delay and that our application would need to be individually assessed,but this morning e-mail arrived saying, 'your assessment has been completed and is with our manager for signature.'
Has anyone else received this, I don't know if this means good or bad news, the stress is getting to me....
Lou
Mar 17th 2006, 3:31 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by charles.edington
I see from another thread that you have a positive - fantastic. Hope for the rest of us soon......
Lou
Lou
Vetassess say YES!!!
4.01.06 posted application
11.01.06 Acks
17.03.06 Vetassess Positive
10 weeks and 3 days
bye
Suzibabe
Mar 17th 2006, 4:32 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by suzibabe
Hi there everyone, applying for the subclass 139, sponsored designated and this morning
Vetassess say YES!!!
4.01.06 posted application
11.01.06 Acks
17.03.06 Vetassess Positive
10 weeks and 3 days
bye
Suzibabe
Vetassess say YES!!!
4.01.06 posted application
11.01.06 Acks
17.03.06 Vetassess Positive
10 weeks and 3 days
bye
Suzibabe
Congratulations, its a wonderful feeling isn't it? We're going 139 also and in the process of completing the paperwork. Good luck with everything.
Mar 17th 2006, 6:17 pm
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Re: Vetasses Timescales
Originally Posted by Kerrygold
Thanks - me too. Our Agent applied for us and I've asked her to check status.
You know how it is, I've started to get paperwork together for the Visa application but don't want to start paying for copy Birth Certificates, renewing passport etc. just in case it's a no!
Where abouts in Essex are you? Where are you going to in Aus?
You know how it is, I've started to get paperwork together for the Visa application but don't want to start paying for copy Birth Certificates, renewing passport etc. just in case it's a no!
Where abouts in Essex are you? Where are you going to in Aus?
My first assessment (under Office Manager) came back negative and took 9 months! I've just submitted a re-assessment a week ago and I'm confident about it this time! Hopefully it will only take weeks this time!
When you say "paying for copy birth certificates and renewing passports" etc, what did you mean? I was under the impression they only required a photocopy of birth certificates but they have to be certified copies? Also just a certified copy of the photo page of your passport?
Thanks.