Visa Denial question
Oct 15th 2002, 8:12 pm
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Visa Denial question
I applied in September, but my case is very iffy, and I have a great probability of beng denied a visa as my points don't add up (based on the changes that DIMA introduced). My question is how soon would I know their decision? Is it possible it could drag out a whole year before I'm told that they are denying me a visa?
Oct 16th 2002, 12:06 am
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Re: Visa Denial question
Originally posted by LI_Hokie:
My question is how soon would I know their decision? Is it possible it could drag out a whole year before I'm told that they are denying me a visa?
My question is how soon would I know their decision? Is it possible it could drag out a whole year before I'm told that they are denying me a visa?
In theory, if you have met the basic requirements but not the passmark (say you're only left with 110 points after the MODL changes), you could be placed in the "pool" for up to 2 years, so in theory, you could be waiting for 2 years before they tell you that you've been bumped out of the pool and rejected due to insufficient points (supposing the passmark never drops again).
Peter
Oct 16th 2002, 8:42 am
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Re: Visa Denial question
I think if they put someone's application into the pool, they would
tell them. Applications are held for 2 years in the pool after
assessment (not after application) and if no reduction in the pass
mark has happened, and if there's no regional nomination, the
application is refused at the end of the 2 years.
Jeremy
>On Wed, 16 Oct 2002 00:06:43 +0000, ptlabs wrote:
>Originally posted by LI_Hokie:
>> My question is how soon would I know their decision? Is it possible it
>> could drag out a whole year before I'm told that they are denying me a
>> visa?
>There's the possibility that you won't get any news from DIMIA for many
>months, before finding out that you didn't get the points.
>In theory, if you have met the basic requirements but not the passmark
>(say you're only left with 110 points after the MODL changes), you could
>be placed in the "pool" for up to 2 years, so in theory, you could be
>waiting for 2 years before they tell you that you've been bumped out of
>the pool and rejected due to insufficient points (supposing the passmark
>never drops again).
>Peter
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tell them. Applications are held for 2 years in the pool after
assessment (not after application) and if no reduction in the pass
mark has happened, and if there's no regional nomination, the
application is refused at the end of the 2 years.
Jeremy
>On Wed, 16 Oct 2002 00:06:43 +0000, ptlabs wrote:
>Originally posted by LI_Hokie:
>> My question is how soon would I know their decision? Is it possible it
>> could drag out a whole year before I'm told that they are denying me a
>> visa?
>There's the possibility that you won't get any news from DIMIA for many
>months, before finding out that you didn't get the points.
>In theory, if you have met the basic requirements but not the passmark
>(say you're only left with 110 points after the MODL changes), you could
>be placed in the "pool" for up to 2 years, so in theory, you could be
>waiting for 2 years before they tell you that you've been bumped out of
>the pool and rejected due to insufficient points (supposing the passmark
>never drops again).
>Peter
>--
>Visited http://www.austimeline.com/ yet?
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
