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May 24th 2004, 9:04 pm
#31
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Originally posted by rumbletum
I would do as Nikki says, and frontload your application. Advised at the York seminar last May to get meds and police checks done whilst waiting for ANC assessment (modified as I already had registered with NSW).
As soon as assessment arrived, we were ready to go and everything went off together to ASPC.
Good Luck, the waiting around is the easy bit looking back now!!!
I would do as Nikki says, and frontload your application. Advised at the York seminar last May to get meds and police checks done whilst waiting for ANC assessment (modified as I already had registered with NSW).
As soon as assessment arrived, we were ready to go and everything went off together to ASPC.
Good Luck, the waiting around is the easy bit looking back now!!!
May 24th 2004, 9:06 pm
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Sorry Richard
Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre - where they make the big decision!!
Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre - where they make the big decision!!
May 24th 2004, 9:14 pm
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Originally posted by Grayling
Hi Primrose
Have you checked with the SA board to see if there is a problem?
I recently renewed my NSW registration (which had lapsed) and received it back within a couple of weeks.
Sounds like yours is taking too long.
Best wishes
G
Hi Primrose
Have you checked with the SA board to see if there is a problem?
I recently renewed my NSW registration (which had lapsed) and received it back within a couple of weeks.
Sounds like yours is taking too long.
Best wishes
G
I emailed them on 20th April and they replied saying that there was a huge demand at the moment and that normal processing times were 4-8 weeks.
I will bite the bullet and email them again tonight and see what they say.
Lisa
May 24th 2004, 9:18 pm
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Originally posted by primrose
Grayling,
I emailed them on 20th April and they replied saying that there was a huge demand at the moment and that normal processing times were 4-8 weeks.
I will bite the bullet and email them again tonight and see what they say.
Lisa
Grayling,
I emailed them on 20th April and they replied saying that there was a huge demand at the moment and that normal processing times were 4-8 weeks.
I will bite the bullet and email them again tonight and see what they say.
Lisa
I wonder if it is the time of year when large numbers of nurses who all qualified at the same time are renewing their annual registration.
Just an idea.
Hope you get it soon
Best wishes
G
May 24th 2004, 9:25 pm
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Originally posted by Grayling
Lisa
I wonder if it is the time of year when large numbers of nurses who all qualified at the same time are renewing their annual registration.
Just an idea.
Hope you get it soon
Best wishes
G
Lisa
I wonder if it is the time of year when large numbers of nurses who all qualified at the same time are renewing their annual registration.
Just an idea.
Hope you get it soon
Best wishes
G
I've just sent them an email, so hopefully will get a reply tomorrow.
Lisa
May 24th 2004, 9:33 pm
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Originally posted by RAG62
Hi Nikki,
When you say front load what do you mean exactly? We havent sent anything off to Oz yet but obviously would like to do anything that will speed up the process. Are you referring to docs sent with the visa application or to the SA Nurse Registration Board. Appreciate any clarification you can give.
Incidentally,I have had a police check back (from the Met) and it took just two weeks.
Hi Nikki,
When you say front load what do you mean exactly? We havent sent anything off to Oz yet but obviously would like to do anything that will speed up the process. Are you referring to docs sent with the visa application or to the SA Nurse Registration Board. Appreciate any clarification you can give.
Incidentally,I have had a police check back (from the Met) and it took just two weeks.
Hi richard
Front load means to send off your application with the meds and the police checks in the hope it makes it quicker
I'm just pointing out that the registered Drs are quite busy and you may have a wait to get an appointment and then you have to wait for results of blood tests and for the Dr to send everything back to you to send it all off to Adelaide for your main DIMIA application!!!!
Well done on your police checks we are going to email them tomorrow!!!
Nikki x
May 24th 2004, 9:36 pm
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Originally posted by rumbletum
Good Luck, the waiting around is the easy bit looking back now!!
Good Luck, the waiting around is the easy bit looking back now!!
Hiya rumbletum
Ohh no why was it the easy part?????????
Please explain!!!!!!
Nikki x
May 24th 2004, 9:47 pm
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Originally posted by nikkers
Hi richard
Front load means to send off your application with the meds and the police checks in the hope it makes it quicker
I'm just pointing out that the registered Drs are quite busy and you may have a wait to get an appointment and then you have to wait for results of blood tests and for the Dr to send everything back to you to send it all off to Adelaide for your main DIMIA application!!!!
Well done on your police checks we are going to email them tomorrow!!!
Nikki x
Hi richard
Front load means to send off your application with the meds and the police checks in the hope it makes it quicker
I'm just pointing out that the registered Drs are quite busy and you may have a wait to get an appointment and then you have to wait for results of blood tests and for the Dr to send everything back to you to send it all off to Adelaide for your main DIMIA application!!!!
Well done on your police checks we are going to email them tomorrow!!!
Nikki x
I have just searched on the forum for this subject and all is now clearer, but.....
it seems that front loading is only suitable for General skilled visas. This is what we will apply for with the STNI route (subclass 137 (to get techie). Is this the same as yourself? Am I right that front loading is okay for this type of app?
Yours worriedly
May 24th 2004, 9:56 pm
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Originally posted by RAG62
Thanks Nikki,
I have just searched on the forum for this subject and all is now clearer, but.....
it seems that front loading is only suitable for General skilled visas. This is what we will apply for with the STNI route (subclass 137 (to get techie). Is this the same as yourself? Am I right that front loading is okay for this type of app?
Yours worriedly
Thanks Nikki,
I have just searched on the forum for this subject and all is now clearer, but.....
it seems that front loading is only suitable for General skilled visas. This is what we will apply for with the STNI route (subclass 137 (to get techie). Is this the same as yourself? Am I right that front loading is okay for this type of app?
Yours worriedly
Hi Richard
I've applied (well will be as soon as meds back)General skilled migration form 47SK !!
Its confusing isn't it!!
Nikki x
May 24th 2004, 9:59 pm
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Originally posted by nikkers
Hi Richard
I've applied (well will be as soon as meds back)General skilled migration form 47SK !!
Its confusing isn't it!!
Nikki x
Hi Richard
I've applied (well will be as soon as meds back)General skilled migration form 47SK !!
Its confusing isn't it!!
Nikki x
Sure is. Do you mind if I ask further Q's as we get stuck into the application process.
Going to bed now. My brain hurts!
May 24th 2004, 10:02 pm
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Originally posted by RAG62
Hi Nikki,
Sure is. Do you mind if I ask further Q's as we get stuck into the application process.
Going to bed now. My brain hurts!
Hi Nikki,
Sure is. Do you mind if I ask further Q's as we get stuck into the application process.
Going to bed now. My brain hurts!
Hi Richard
Feel free I'm no expert but wll help where I can!!!
I'm going to bed too!Have work tomorrow
this is all consuming isn't it !!!!
Nikki x
May 24th 2004, 10:04 pm
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Originally posted by RAG62
Hi Nikki,
Sure is. Do you mind if I ask further Q's as we get stuck into the application process.
Going to bed now. My brain hurts!
Hi Nikki,
Sure is. Do you mind if I ask further Q's as we get stuck into the application process.
Going to bed now. My brain hurts!
Relax a bit.
It will all fall into place soon. Nurses are in demand and are fast tracked so you won't go far wrong.
It could be a lot worse. Some people wait up to 2 years or more!
Just take one step at a time.
Good luck
G
May 24th 2004, 10:38 pm
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Originally posted by Grayling
Richard
Relax a bit.
It will all fall into place soon. Nurses are in demand and are fast tracked so you won't go far wrong.
It could be a lot worse. Some people wait up to 2 years or more!
Just take one step at a time.
Good luck
G
Richard
Relax a bit.
It will all fall into place soon. Nurses are in demand and are fast tracked so you won't go far wrong.
It could be a lot worse. Some people wait up to 2 years or more!
Just take one step at a time.
Good luck
G
I feel so guilty winging as I know trades etc have it so much harder!!!
Deep breath one step is a step nearer
Nikki x
May 25th 2004, 7:23 am
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Originally posted by nikkers
Hiya rumbletum
Ohh no why was it the easy part?????????
Please explain!!!!!!
Nikki x
Hiya rumbletum
Ohh no why was it the easy part?????????
Please explain!!!!!!
Nikki x
We have postponed our shippers once already and may well have to do it again
We have had the obligatory leaving do, which was very hard, my father-in-law has had a stroke this last week... so you see in our personal circumstances, the wait last year for the ANC assessment was fairly stress free.
Once our application 47SK went off to Adelaide I felt quite relaxed as it was out of our hands and all we had to do was wait!!
May 25th 2004, 8:31 am
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Originally posted by primrose
Hopefully!!
I've just sent them an email, so hopefully will get a reply tomorrow.
Lisa
Hopefully!!
I've just sent them an email, so hopefully will get a reply tomorrow.
Lisa
"Thank you for your email on 25 May 2004 regarding overseas registration.
The overseas application form is with the Assessment Officer. As per
previous email upon completion of the assessment we will notify you in
writing of the outcome."
Looks like I won't be seeing it this week!!
Lisa