Rosiejaq
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Congrats! Just waiting for ours to start processing now!
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Just sent my usual email and this is the response. Been waiting 38 months and 1 week. Heard absolutely bug**r all! Must be all the June 2015 applicants that have temporarily blocked the system! PROCESSING CONTRIBUTORY PARENT VISAS In the 2018-19 Migration Programme year, 7175 Contributory Parent visa places are available for applicants applying from in and outside Australia. Due to high numbers of Contributory Parent visa applications lodged each day, processing time has exceeded 49 months. · OFFSHORE APPLICANTS (subclass 143 and 173) When your application is allocated to an assessing officer, you or your authorised contact may be asked to provide more documents, including (but not limited to) an Assurance of Support (subclass 143 only), police certificates and health clearances to finalise your application. We are currently assessing applications lodged up to and including 11 June 2015. · ONSHORE APPLICANTS (subclass 864 and 884) When your application is allocated to a case officer, you or your authorised contact will be asked to provide more documents, including (but not limited to) an Assurance of Support (subclass 864 only), police certificates and health clearances to finalise your application. We are currently assessing applications lodged up to 27 October 2016. TEMPORARY TO PERMANENT APPLICANTS (subclass 173 to 143 and 884 to 864) We are currently assessing applications lodged up to 24 November 2017. PROCESSING NON-CONTRIBUTORY PARENT VISAS In the 2018-19 Migration Program year, 1500 Non-Contributory Parent visa places are available for applicants applying from in and outside Australia. · OFFSHORE APPLICANTS (subclass 103) Once your application is allocated to a case officer, your eligibility for a visa will be assessed and if you are found to meet eligibility requirements your application will be placed in a queue and assigned a queue date to wait for a visa place. We are currently assessing for a queue date applications lodged in August 2016. We are currently assessing for visa grant applications with a queue date in August 2010. · ONSHORE APPLICANTS (Subclass 804) Once your application is allocated to a case officer, you or your authorised contact will be contacted and asked to provide more documents including police certificates and health clearances to complete your application. As soon as you are assessed as meeting all requirements your application will be placed in a queue and assigned a queue date to wait for a visa place. We are currently assessing for a queue date applications lodged in April 2016. We are currently assessing for finalisation applications with a queue date in April 2010.
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I really think this is inconsequential ...the current blockage is due to all the applicants in June/July 2015 which swamped the system. I don't think immi was expecting such numbers. We'll just wait our turn and not worry about what might hold itup more...it'll happen if and when it happens!
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sadly I say don't hold your breath! We applied Aug 2015 and was told 18 months - 2 years. We're now on 38 months and will probably be another 8-10!! meeting the max 48 months that it is at the mo!
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Hi we submitted Aug 2015. Haven’t even started asking us yet! Assume we’re going to be another 6-8 months at least. There was a hell of a lot of applications June 2015 so may have to wait until next processing year if the allocation runs out!
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congrats!! hope everything goes well
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Congrats....hope it goes well. We’ll be looking for work as oldies once we get to Oz as well...both work in hospitality at the mo but have a few strings to our bows!
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Congrats....hope it goes well. We’ll be looking for work as oldies once we get to Oz as well...both work in hospitality at the mo but have a few strings to our bows!
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Wow we’ve watched the border protection programme on tv and people are refused entry on a tourist visa because they say they are doing things for no pay eg babysitting and voluntary work, or work for accommodation and food. Immi don’t seem to look on this kindly at all ...so I hope all will be ok for you. Best of luck
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When did you lodge?
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I think its for everyone at the moment, as we have been waiting 3 yrs 1 month and 14 days!! and haven't even started the AoS process which is taking 6 months!
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Hi I just send the same every time by hitting reply to the WA previously received, cutting all the message and leaving subject line which is “re: automatic reply:” then hit send. It usually comes back OK. Saying that I just did it and realized it was less than a week since I last did it so hence no reply!
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Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah! ????
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Hi quite a wait yet I should think as we’re August and haven’t heard anything yet.
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Hi I think you have the right mindset there as it's definitely stressful. There's a lot of information and help given on this forum - which helps a lot. Good luck with your wait.
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Still not hearing anything about getting documents ready etc.......and we wait.................
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PROCESSING CONTRIBUTORY PARENT VISAS In the 2018-19 Migration Programme year, 7175 Contributory Parent visa places are available for applicants applying from in and outside Australia. Due to high numbers of Contributory Parent visa applications lodged each day, processing time has exceed 49 months. · OFFSHORE APPLICANTS (subclass 143 and 173) When your application is allocated to an assessing officer, you or your authorised contact may be asked to provide more documents, including (but not limited to) an Assurance of Support (subclass 143 only), police certificates and health clearances to finalise your application. We are currently assessing applications lodged up to and including 11 June 2015. · ONSHORE APPLICANTS (subclass 864 and 884) When your application is allocated to a case officer, you or your authorised contact will be asked to provide more documents, including (but not limited to) an Assurance of Support (subclass 864 only), police certificates and health clearances to finalise your application. We are currently assessing applications lodged up to 27 October 2016. TEMPORARY TO PERMANENT APPLICANTS (subclass 173 to 143 and 884 to 864) We are currently assessing applications lodged up to 24 November 2017. PROCESSING NON-CONTRIBUTORY PARENT VISAS In the 2018-19 Migration Program year, 1500 Non-Contributory Parent visa places are available for applicants applying from in and outside Australia. · OFFSHORE APPLICANTS (subclass 103) Once your application is allocated to a case officer, your eligibility for a visa will be assessed and if you are found to meet eligibility requirements your application will be placed in a queue and assigned a queue date to wait for a visa place. We are currently assessing for a queue date applications lodged in August 2016. We are currently assessing for visa grant applications with a queue date in August 2010. · ONSHORE APPLICANTS (Subclass 804) Once your application is allocated to a case officer, you or your authorised contact will be contacted and asked to provide more documents including police certificates and health clearances to complete your application. As soon as you are assessed as meeting all requirements your application will be placed in a queue and assigned a queue date to wait for a visa place. We are currently assessing for a queue date applications lodged in April 2016. We are currently assessing for finalisation applications with a queue date in April 2010.
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Looking at the figures it looks like we’ll be lucky to get our visa in the next years allocation for 18/19 of 7175 if they actually process that many as there was such an increase in2014/15!
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Congrats ???
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I hope so ?
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We’re on 3 yrs 1 month and haven’t even been asked for anything yet ?
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Strange that our lodgement date is only 5 weeks later but we’ve had nothing requested yet. I presume it comes via our agent?
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congrats ....hope you don't have to wait much longer then! ?
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It’s interesting to see that previously Peter Dutton was minister for immigration and boarder protection within the ministry, but now it’s David Coleman in the outer ministry who’s responsible for immigration, citizenship and multicultural affairs. Immigration been put on a back burner then?
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Hi when did you lodge your application?
