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I have prepared all of documents perfactly for DRC but one of country police chcek(i have been many countries) made it delay and unable to applied DRC. The reason why my migration service applied non Drc. Even i got pr but still hate that country.

It was almost two weeks of business days.

I got grant letter today from immi. it has spent nearly 9months. Thanks your guys! My time line was 29th May 2012 LR country. It has been little bit delayed due to Heath Exam.

Firsty i am sorry for your news.. But i have seen same case with you please contact RCB and explain they will make letter for you. and than you are providing that letter to immi.

Appliy centre Parramatta 28th of May lodged low risk Finally got co the end of JAN. Please do not trust MA service. in my case immi allocated CO after my e-mail.

co has been allocated and after 2days co ask me medical exams is it finger closed?

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I have applied on 28th of MAY no response from Immi. i am really fed up with current workplace and hoping to resign but i patience again. Please somebody tell me when my visa grant?

Oh dear... i have written a some message on wrong place. (it was 856 thread message board haha) Anyway i found right place now.. My timeline is 11-5-2012 RCB approved 28-5-2012 Lodged non-drc 857 visa (with Magration service) Low risk country and Waiting... It is almost 7 month and test my patience now.