Which Agent?

BOOBEAR · 25-03-2007, 10:14 AM

Hi Everyone,
Bit Or A Novice On These Sites Not Sure When I Reply To Message That I've Done It Right, So Thanks To All I've Recieved Info From.

Have A Problem Choosing An Agent Have Spoke Too 3 And Everyone Seems To Contradict The Other, Feeling Totally Confused,one Minute I Think Hey We've Got A Chance And Then Brought Back To Earth With A Bump! Sorry To Go On But I Really Can't Decide.

Any Recomendations Would Be A Start.
Thanks All.

Boobear.

calNgary · 25-03-2007, 11:23 AM

Hiya we used Visa Bureau ,i can highly recommend there services and cannot fault anything about them ,we applied for a 136 visa in sept 05 and we had the visa by april 06,we had a full 40day wait for the police checks and a few hiccups and delays with my medical ,so all in all they did pretty well getting our paperwork checked and forwarded on quickly .They always took or returned my calls the same day ,and were very helpful and friendly.
Cal x

Gollywobbler · 25-03-2007, 11:53 AM

Hi Boobear

Can you tell us a bit more sbout yout situation, please? If you are getting conflictng advice, it sounds as if there may be a complexity in your situation that is causing uncertainty and conflict among the agents you have consulted so far.

If you can provide more info, we'll all try to help.

Which agents have you spoken wth so far and whay did they say, please?

Cheers

Gill

tinbasher · 26-03-2007, 02:20 PM

Hi there

We used access migration: http://www.accessmigration.com/

We were recommended to them by some friends. They tell you up-front if they think they can get you in. When we joined with them if they couldn't get you in then you got your money back, don't know if they still do that though. Therefore they only take your case if they think they have a good chance of getting you in. We were very pleased with them and I know a few others who used them as well (all successful). :D

Mrs TinB

kelly · 26-03-2007, 09:30 PM

hi we are using access migration too and yes they still use the no visa no fee thing. which is why we decided to go with them after speaking to a few, one of which wanted an awful lot of money, and the other i felt actually knew lesss about the process than i did. i felt comfortable with access migration and with the added benefit that they would not take us on unless they felt they could do the best for us and a little insurance that if we didnt get accepted we would get money back, friends of ours are also using them. all the best
kelly

pippycol · 26-03-2007, 09:46 PM

Hiya we also used the visa bureau they were very helpful and up front.Had complications withchildren from previous marriage and proving trade qualifacations, but the bureau were really helpfull

col & pip

BOOBEAR · 27-03-2007, 02:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gollywobbler

Hi Boobear

Can you tell us a bit more sbout yout situation, please? If you are getting conflictng advice, it sounds as if there may be a complexity in your situation that is causing uncertainty and conflict among the agents you have consulted so far.

If you can provide more info, we'll all try to help.

Which agents have you spoken wth so far and whay did they say, please?

Cheers

Gill

HI,
I'M 41 WITH TRADE BUT NOT ENOUGH EXP FOR SKILLED MIGRATION. OH 47 30YRS EXP AS BUILDER/SOLID PLASTERER
BUT NO TRADE.
SPOKE TO ALL THE RECOMMENDATIONS ALL PRETTY GOOD, JUST WAITING TO HEAR FROM IAN HARROP THEY SOUNDED VERY NICE ON PHONE.
WE'RE GOING TO GO FOR STUDENT VISA PRICEY,RISKY BUT WHAT THE HELL YOU ONLY GET ONE CHANCE IN LIFE AND WE THOUGHT JUST GO FOR IT!! IF IN 2 YEARS WE FAIL TO GET PR, WHAT A GREAT WAY TO TRY.
THANKS AGAIN TO EVERYONE. WILL LET YOU NO WHAT HAPPENS.

BOOBEAR.

The.Colebecks · 27-03-2007, 02:44 PM

We're using GoMatilda

All the best.

Karen