waiting time
Oct 25th 2005, 9:37 pm
#1
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waiting time
i have been informed by my CO that all checks are completed.
the submitted PCC have been expired and CO wants new PCC.
can someone guide me after submitting new PCC, how much time CO will
take for visa grant?
nobby
the submitted PCC have been expired and CO wants new PCC.
can someone guide me after submitting new PCC, how much time CO will
take for visa grant?
nobby
Oct 25th 2005, 9:48 pm
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Re: waiting time
Anything from 2 weeks to 2 months from the day that the PCC are delivered to the ASPC. It takes about 2 weeks to get onto the file and onto the Case Officer's desk. Some will action immediately, some may be slower, some may be on holiday - so hopefully closer to the 2 weeks that the 2 months.
Tony
Tony
Originally Posted by Nobby
i have been informed by my CO that all checks are completed.
the submitted PCC have been expired and CO wants new PCC.
can someone guide me after submitting new PCC, how much time CO will
take for visa grant?
nobby
the submitted PCC have been expired and CO wants new PCC.
can someone guide me after submitting new PCC, how much time CO will
take for visa grant?
nobby
Oct 27th 2005, 4:21 pm
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Re: waiting time
Thanks Tony for prompt reply.
Nobby
Any other members have experience on this?
Nobby
Any other members have experience on this?
Oct 27th 2005, 5:56 pm
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Re: waiting time
Nobby, it would be really useful to know how old your police checks were when they were deemed 'expired'. Were they a year old, or less than a year? I ask because we may also need to get our redone. Many thanks.
Oct 27th 2005, 7:39 pm
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Re: waiting time
I think police checks are valid for a year.
Also, have you looked at www.austimeline.com - you might be able to guage how long processes take after submitting your documents.
The waiting drove me mad, but not long to go for you now!!!
Keep us posted!
Also, have you looked at www.austimeline.com - you might be able to guage how long processes take after submitting your documents.
The waiting drove me mad, but not long to go for you now!!!
Keep us posted!
Oct 29th 2005, 4:44 pm
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Re: waiting time
ya
my PCC was one year old.
sure they will ask if yours one year old.
better keep PCC ready.
it will save time i think.
Nobby
my PCC was one year old.
sure they will ask if yours one year old.
better keep PCC ready.
it will save time i think.
Nobby
Oct 29th 2005, 4:46 pm
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Re: waiting time
Claire,
Thanks for your wishes.
I will check the website.
Nobby
Thanks for your wishes.
I will check the website.
Nobby
Oct 29th 2005, 7:04 pm
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Re: waiting time
Here's a more detailed question. If Police checks are valid from, say May 2005 and a visa is due to be granted in March/April 2006, is DIMIA likely to ask for new PCCs? The police checks will be less than a year old when being considered by a CO, but are likely to be more than a year old when validation happens. Anyone have any experience of this? Thanks.
Oct 29th 2005, 10:20 pm
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Re: waiting time
Originally Posted by orange&
Here's a more detailed question. If Police checks are valid from, say May 2005 and a visa is due to be granted in March/April 2006, is DIMIA likely to ask for new PCCs? The police checks will be less than a year old when being considered by a CO, but are likely to be more than a year old when validation happens. Anyone have any experience of this? Thanks.
Normally DIMIA officers faced with a short period for validation will give you the choice of doing the police clearances again or validating during the period available.
Cheers,
George Lombard
www.austimmigration.com.au
