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hey Peter, your absolutely right but also mentioned my experience in other english countries. Just wanted to know if it was just my luck that i experienced such incidents or aussies are really racist :l rich
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Hey guys, Just a quick question- Is australia really a racist country? FYI:- I have been to australia many times and whenever i walk on aussie streets, i always get some racist vibes. Whenever i read their newspapers, there's always a column of racist attacks.I have been to uk,us and canada as well but i never felt racism there or maybe i was just lucky.Im moving to aus next month, so i would really like to know if im making the right decision?
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Hey guys Can u please tell me whts the difference between lodgement and acknowledgement date?
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Congrats
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WHOOP WHOOP!! Almost there!! Thank you so much amanda
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Hey piramida Im really sorry to hear your news, all i can say that, your situation is very rare and you should consult a registered migration agent. As far as i know, you wont be needing any medicals, which means there wont be any effect on your visa.I hope your husband gets well soon and good luck with your application. rich
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Hey Amanda Can you please tell me what month applications they are processing for 143?
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hey cass my acknowledgement date is april 12,2013 and now it is almost 19 months.I hope i get my co this month :@
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which month's applications are getting processed right now guys ?
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anyone got the update of cpv applications ?
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hey blossom no he hasnt been working blossom and its been 19 months since he left school and after that he is just doing small art courses.He went to australia on visitor visa. rich
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did immi granted your visa or still asking for more evidence?
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Hey guys Sorry to bother you lads again but im really stressed about the dependency part of my visa. For your info:- My son was 17 yo when we lodged our visa but he is 19 yo. our visa is cpv143 as you all know. Im really worried about the evidence that i would need to give to prove my son's dependency.My son is not in full time education as he wanted to do some small course of his choice. Please advice me about the evidences and if anyone gone from such situation and got their visa, kindly share your experience. Thank you Rich
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Hey guys my son was 17 when we lodged cpv 143 and now he is 19, when we r about to get our co. Can u pls advice me wht kind of evidence i can give ? my son is not in ft education but hes doing small courses of arts. During his period of waiting he went to australia for a holiday. Anyone went from such situation? what was your experience?
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thanks for the info roger, but i have already got my ref codes and got my pcc and medical done as well. Just wanted to know whether i could apply for aos before CO allotment. cheers rich
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AOS- Assurance of support Hey guys, Can anyone here pls help me out with the Aos issue? :- :tongue: 1.When can i apply it? 2.What is the process? 3.How long it is gonna take to get it done ? For your info:- lodgement date- march,2013 visa- CPV143 p.s- im obsessed with this forum and i love how people are helping each other with their journey.Waiting can get devastating sometimes and when that happens, we come here to check how others are doing and all we can do is try to make each other positve and motivate lol.Im gonna keep u guys updated about my cpv stuff. thank you and good luck with your applications guys. richard
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The link supplied by ALAN above provides the official notification on the reopening of certain classes of Parent and Family visa classes. For those interested in applying, please note that only 1500 places have been allocated to Non-Contributory Parent visas, and 500 places to Other Family visas, for the full period 01 July 2014 - 30 June 2015. Based on this, the authorities have estimated the current waiting times for such visas as being: "Non-Contributory Parent visa – approximately 30 years Carer visa – approximately 4.5 years Remaining Relative and Aged Dependent Relative – approximately 56 years. And here's the question.....to qualify for an Aged Dependent Relative visa, you need to be 65 years old. If you have to wait 56 years to get one, does this mean you need to live as long as some chinese woman lol, or should you start applying for one when you turn 9 years old?
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"Further Update: Senator Hanson-Young's disallowance motion against the Migration Amendment which ceased a range of visas including the non-contributory parent, aged dependent, carer and last remaining relative was successful. Therefore, these visas can now be lodged again. There will likely be further information on this later today or tomorrow." All being well, there should now be a 6-month window in which to file new applications under the previously closed Parent Visa classes listed above.
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UPDATE "Further Update: Senator Hanson-Young's disallowance motion against the Migration Amendment which ceased a range of visas including the non-contributory parent, aged dependent, carer and last remaining relative was successful. Therefore, these visas can now be lodged again. There will likely be further information on this later today or tomorrow." All being well, there should now be a 6-month window in which to file new applications under the previously closed Parent Visa classes listed above.
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hey cass Perth immi are currently processing march 2013 applications. It is currently taking 2 months to process 1 month applications, so i guess your case officer will be allocated around feb 2015. A friend of mine applied on 22 feb,2013 and his visa is granted
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NEWS FLASH! The validity of the legislative Instrument by which 103 Non-Contributory Parent visas and 804 Aged Parent visas were closed to new applicants on 02 June 2014, is being challenged in the Senate of the Australian Federal Parliament by Senator Hanson-Young of the Green Party. This is scheduled to be debated on Wednesday 24th of September, and there is some possibility that this "Disallowance Motion" will be successful. If so, the Instrument preventing the lodgement of applications under subclasses 103 and 804 will be void, and the door opened for new applications under these two visa subclasses, although possibly for a limited period only, and until such time as the Government finds another way of closing it down. For those Parents who would ordinarily qualify for 103 and 804 visas, but are now having to consider going the Contributory Parent visa route, this could mean a final opportunity to apply under these two sub-classes, as well as a huge potential savings! You should therefore watch these developments closely, and if the Motion is successful, IMMEDIATELY lodge your visa application. For the rest of us in the 143/173 Contributory Parent Visa queue, a successful Motion will unfortunately put even more strain on the already stretched resources at the Parent Visa Centre, and may result in processing times being delayed even further.
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PROCESSING UPDATE - as at 22 September 2014 Not good news! The WA Parent Visa Centre has advised today that its current processing date for both sub-classes (143 & 173) of Contributory Parent visas is now 28 February 2013 This means that there has been very little progress since my last update on 04 September, and points to the official processing delay having moved out beyond 19 months. Based on this pattern, it is now taking almost two months to process one month's worth of applications. Should this slow rate of processing be due to numbers of applications on file, rather than other causes such as staff shortages due to illness, those of us in the waiting room can anticipate even more delays, possibly moving out to 21 months. On the other hand, if February 2013 was a particularly unusual month for the volume of applications, we may yet come back on track. Heads up, and stay positive - orphan (saaustralia)
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thanks for the info barry .. its been 18 months and i still dont know the difference between lodgement and acknowledgement date ? my acknowledgement letter states that they received the application on 12th april <-----is this wht ya call lodgement ??
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Any update on current processing of CPV 143 applications ? the department recieved my application on 12 april, 2013 as stated on their letter. any idea for how long i have to play this waiting game??? and laura u can browse and get details of parent visas on immi aus website ( www.immi.gov.au) cheers AND THIS THREAD HAS BEEN REALLY QUITE , WHICH MAKES ME REALLY SAD AND ALSO MAKES THE WAITING TIME LOOK LONGER
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Contributory parent visa 143 dependency query
richardcoull replied to richardcoull's topic in Visa Chat
Hey pumpkin Thanks for the info but unfortunately im doing part time study. I have not got into full time as our agent told us this visa would be granted in 12 months. Can u pls tell me wht else i can give as evidence ? which would be good enough for the co ?