Lenore
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There's another aspect of that. Let's say someone gets state sponsored and honestly tries to get a job there in their nominated/sponsored occupation. And can't find a job. Don't you think responsibility for the failure may lie also in the State itself for bad planning, eg sponsoring too many professionals within one specialisation or, generally speaking, incorrect evaluation of local job market in general?
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We scanned Payslips from last 12 months and P60s from last couple of years. Some scans were black and white but we didn't get them notarised. We didn't send any bank statements. It was all accepted last month
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That thing that you can stay permanently, but it's trouble to get out and back sounds a bit like... prison, doesn't it? :wink: I'd also like to mention that going for SS and moving states is equally 'fair' as going for Australian permanent visa and returning to the UK after 6 months or a year... Sorry, but this is how I perceive it.
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175/176 visa - own Defacto Statement or Stat Dec?
Lenore posted a topic in Repealed and Closed Visas
Hi, We have lodged for 176 SS visa. We have Stat Decs from 2 people from my side and 2 people from my OH side. Now we've written our own (separate) statements. Can we just sign them, scan and upload? Or is it required that own statements are also notarized and in the form of Statutory Declaration? -
I was checking that a while ago and I found out that MAIN APPLICANT has to validate visa first OR at the same time as dependents/defacto. I think it's on DIAC site and I strongly recommend you confirm it there. Or simply send enquiry to DIAC.
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I feel I need to add that info - yes, there is option to open ore forms and write 1000 words. We made the same mistake, wrote only 200 words and STILL WE GOT SA State Sponsorship. I think this website was just unfriendly and I believe many people didn't know how to put those 1000 words and used 200 words instead. So, for those who put <200 words - as long, as you put decent reasons, don't worry about the length of your text!
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I believe sworn translator is th eonly one who has legal right to translate official and legal documents. If a document needs notarized - first you notarize it and then take it to the sworn translator.
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My boyfriend is missing two payslips and a p60 from 2007. He asked finances in his company and they said they will issue duplicates. He will have to pay some fees 5 to 20 pounds, but they will be valid/legal, not just a confirmation. Also for missing or copies of payslips you can send bank statements for that month - there should be salary and name of your company.