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    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Nope, I emailed y co Monday to ask f she required anything else( just as a gentle reminder that I'm still here and waiting! ) and I got a reply to day say this lady was no longer my co I will get a new one soon and they will contact me if they need any further info

    First time to hear about that...

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    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Right, I've had a good read:

    http://www.immi.gov.au/skills/skillselect/index/visas/subclass-187/

    This is for the new rsms visa.

    This is from the direct entry section, which is the one you would go for if you haven't been working for them for two years on a 457 visa.

     

    Skills requirements:

    have your skills assessed by the relevant assessing authority if you are nominated as a tradesperson and obtained your qualifications outside Australia

     

    So no, if you studied at tafe it is the one time you DO NOT need a skills assessment. There is nothing at all saying you must have worked for two years unless you are applying under the transitional stream. And to be able to apply for that you must have been on the 457 (or nz persons visa), so for most of us we wouldn't go for that one.

     

    Whoever told you that seems to have got the two steams confused.

     

    Another Ma said it is internal policy not legislation and released on 15/05/13

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    I agree. It would certainly make sense if DIAC an the ATO were to collaborate and have a branch than cross checks information to ensure that visa applicants are complying with the conditions of their visas. I suppose at this point in time DIAC would not know if you weren't working for your sponsored employer within the 2 year period, unless they were informed by someone. But if you spend so much time, effort and money to get your permanent residency, would people really be willing to risk it and potentially jeopardise their PR? I reckon there's a slim chance that DIAC would cancel/revoke a visa, but if there is grounds to do so because an applicant did not comply with their visa conditions, the applicant wouldn't have a leg to stand on. I wouldn't risk it. As blossom79 has mentioned before, once you have your visa and have done everything in your power to stay in that position ... well that is a different situation. I'm actually shocked to see that there have been numerous people on here who have posted something to the effect of their employer wants to close the business either before or after the applicant has received their PR. What a terrible situation to be in. But for those who have received their PR and they are in that situation, I think probably the best way is to find a similar job in regional Australia and put in your 2 years. It's 2 years - not the rest of your life. It's a small sacrifice and once you've completed the two years you're free to do what you want. That's my opinion!\

     

    mrbangarom - in your situation, I really don't think you're far off from having a CO allocated and your file processed. They are getting through June applicants. It would be best to sit down with your employer and have a reasonable and civil conversation with them. Let them know that by closing the business prior to your visa being granted will result in your application being unsuccessful and you will not get your permanent residency. I would think that after putting in 4 years of service with them that would mean something. And if they were willing to sponsor you, they obviously valued you as an employee. Make sure they understand the time, effort and money you have put into your application and that it is unfair to you that they withdrawal from their commitment to you before the visa is processed and when you are so close. Did you use a migration agent or did your employer lodge the application? You certainly have a right at this stage to start making enquiries with DIAC as it is way outside the service standard processing times. Good luck mate.

    excellent opinion thanks

    RSMS timeline

    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Well, part of the visa conditions are that you AND your employer are supposed to inform immigration if anything changes in that two years.

    Currently if nobody told them, they wouldn't know. They announced not long ago that immigration and the tax office were going to be working together to check that people were sticking to their visa conditions etc. That currently doesn't include the rsms, but in my opinion it is only a matter of time.

    thanks a lot

    RSMS timeline

    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Hello everyone I'new here . I have some questions. I applied 119 visa as a cook on 13 June in Perth.got ack letter on 28June. Now I received an email from rsms administration they asked for more documents.like 2012 financial statement,bas etc.they mention that I need to submit documents within 28.my boss said that financial statements is not ready. We might need some extra time . Does department give extra time after 28 days. Is it a serious matter.will it effect my case if we ask for some extra time.I' first person sponsered by my employer thanks

    it is possible to prepare FS and BAS within 28days ,ask your boss to deal with asap

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    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Hi Guys I half an hour ago I just got my Pre grant letter from my CO Thank you evryone for being in the loop and hoping everyone will get good news soon and organsining a trip to see my families after 4 yrs.

    finally...Congrats

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    in Working and Skilled Visas

    Posted

    Hi,

    Hi Ryan you have not received it yet may be give a call to AFP.I applied on 12th Dec and I had received it on 18th dec that quick.Regards

    Hi RBP I have received email from afp this monday they told they will send soon I just ask how long for despatch ?

    RSMS timeline

    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Hi Frinds, how long take after submitted documents to get decision.

    I apply 29/6/12. Nomination approved 20/2/13. Request afp and PCC submitted last week. Waiting now...

    morning,I just ask when did you apply afp and when did you receive?

    thanks

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    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    are you still waiting for AFP????

    there should be something wrong, AFP takes 1-2 weeks normally, did you call AFP ???they can advise the status of your application

    good luck mate

    yes,still waiting, my ma applied afp for me online,almost 3weeks ago

    RSMS timeline

    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Ohhhhh dear. I don't think a refund will be possible, but you are certainly better off asking for one than not.

     

    Not everybody lodges at the same time as the nomination. Everyone who applied drc will have done though.

    3 weeks....just waiting for afp....so frustrating....

     

    How can I do???

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    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Thank you Ryan I am goijng to Mediacare tommrow to get one do they give one on the spot or send a card later on?Regards

    yes they will send card to u later,you should bring ur passport(if you have old one too),ack letter and fill application paper

    RSMS timeline

    in Working and Skilled Visas

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    Hi Guys , I need your help and advise , i applied for 857 29jun2012 within Australia , after 8 month i found i should apply for 119 not 857 because i held 457 visa from 18 month ago and if any one held 457 should be apply for 119 not 857 ,now i am waiting for case officer , really I NEED YOUR HELP if anyone know what can i do ? i got very bad stress, Thank you so much :(

    Do you have agent? I am not sure but I think IMMC can make out what is your visa class

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