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  1. Just now, reubs2016 said:

    My wife is in the middle of a degree at uni so we won't be going anywhere for another few years however I'm 38 next year so we want to get the visa so as soon as she qualifies we can go!

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    This is what we were doing. I just graduated last month but we seemed to always be waiting on something. We now have EOI in with 60 points but will update to 65 as soon as my skills assessment comes. I have fast tracked so they guarantee for it to be passed to CO for assessment within 15 working days and should be decision ready so hopefully have result within another week after that. 

  2. Hi there,

    we have finally submitted our EOI and now moving to the next stage of trying to get all the required documents ready, scanned in etc to submit when the invite comes. I have searched the forums and there are a few good bits about what is needed but can anyone point me to a good list I may not have found. I have made my own list with things like passports, birth certificates, marriage certificates, pay slips, p60's, contracts, skills assessment, qualifications, form 80, form 1221, statement of service, professional referances, ahphra registration, NMC registration, IELTS, etc

    what sort of evidence is normally required for proof of relationship etc other then marriage certificate?

     

    regards

    steve

  3. 44 minutes ago, VERYSTORMY said:

    Not sure I would bother. A lot of skills assessments are taking 10 weeks plus. By the time you got yours done you will hopefully have received an invite and applied. Once you have applied the amount of extra points doesn't matter

    The only reason I am considering it is it would be with Engineers Australia who offer a fast track service where its passed to CO within 15 working days and would be a straight forward Washington accord application so there's no report or portfolio etc to review its purely based off accredited qualification.

  4. Thanks that's what I was thinking, I think they will start to invite some 60 pointers on the next round as they got upto 13/09 Effective date on last round. But im assuming it will then start looking at 60 pointers from 21st June and need to catch up.

    I think the best option for me is to get my skills assessed also to get her extra 5 partner points to be in with a chance of invite sooner, Obviously additional cost I was hoping to avoid.

  5. HI

    we have drafted out our EOI last night and saved it upto completion due to only having 55 points. We should get 60 points this weekend as the work experience totals 5 years.

    We have left current work position with blank end dates as instructed so the timeframe is supposed to automatically update.

    Now here is the big question?

    On sunday 1st October we will have 60 points but does the skill select system work of Australia time ie would it think we have 60 points at 3pm on Saturday and update it to 60 points and be eligible for invitation or should we not submit it and manually do it on sunday as the 5 years work experience is based on UK calendar years.

    I know it wont make much difference to the invite as the next round is 4th October and we are unlikely to be picked up yet but a little thing in my head is saying to just wait a bit and submit on sunday so as not to give any reason for them to say you don't have evidence for the experience claimed.

    any thoughts?

  6. 3 minutes ago, Hitmanfc1000 said:


    Thanks for the reply. Would that still apply as I passed my test in the UK?! I thought that the green P plates were only required if I took my driving test in Australia?

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    There is a part on the website where it tells you what is required for your licence. Im pretty sure i read if you passed you test less then 2 years ago you have to have P plates.

  7. First thing that jumps out to me there is no reference to the ANSCO code for which you are applying for a skills assessment for. Also the detail in duties is very vauge. You need to look at the job description for the specific ansco code you are applying under and illustrate you have performed those roles to a competent level. The narrative is written more as a general reference of character and not a professional reference of skills and ability.

    Hope this helps

    steve

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  8. On 25/08/2017 at 13:27, Richard Gregan said:

    You can 'add' employment experience to a skills assessment result by adding additional referencing and pay evidence to bring your total work experience up to date.

    You need to have all the evidence ready for the employment you are claiming *before* you submit an EOI.

    For example, you have a positive skills assessment with 7 years & 10 months. you could submit an EOI with this. However, you could wait another two months before submitting an EOI, by which time you could add the additional work experience to bring it up to 8 years. In order to 'update' a skills result letter with additional employment, you need to have good evidence ready, that would be up to date pay evidence, and preferably an updated reference.

    We've done this in the past and the additional employment has been counted.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Hi Richard my wife had her skills assessment as nurse done with ANMAC and provided 3 years of experience ( 2 jobs) as although she had 4.5 years she didn't want to let current employer know and we wouldn't have gained any more points anyway. However due to missing out on IELTS points we have waited until she has 5 years experience (this weekend) and are planning on claiming the extra 5 points for this experience providing payslips, p60's, contracts etc for the whole 5 years. I'm sure this is ok and has been done before but just wanted confirmation?

    steve

  9. The border website is now showing 20th September as the current invitation round however I could not get the page to load yet. 

    Unfortunatly it does state each invitation round in October will only be 1250 down from the 1750 per round in September. 

    This will no doubt slow down the invitations again. 

     

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