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13 minutes ago, cavas85 said:

But I believe this is correct... If there are a lot of people unemployed what should the Australian government do? Prioritize their citizen is a must... and i will fell secure if my government will do it!

 

And student visa bring money to Australia... so why not accepting? it doesent say anywhere that australian government must accept or grant a certain number of PR every months... even if it is frustrating for us, but unfortunately this is what a good government is doing to protect its country... 

Why not accept is the ethical question, because they know even if they accept student visa, the students can’t come to Australia anyway, that’s like taking their money but knowing they can’t get the products.

and please, two years ago before this pandemic in the end of 2018, the processing time is already 24 months. Now this visa stops, that means only current applicants got affected. 
i guess you have got your 187 already, because if you’re not I don’t think you will say this.

2 hours ago, Hari_999 said:

Hi Everyone,

I am very happy to share the good news that my nomination is approved and my timeline as follows.

1. Nomination and Visa applied - 21/06/2017 (186 DE, Developer Programmer).

2. Nomination refused - 16/11/2017 and VISA refused - 28/11/2017.

3.AAT Applied - 06/12/2017.

4. Case opened - 31/01/2020 and requested financial and training benchmark documents.

5. Documents submitted - 14/02/2020.

5.Got reply on 03/03/2020 and scheduled hearing on 20/03/2020.

6. Attended hearing and it went 1.5 HRs and they did not tell the decision and she said she will send email following week.

7. 25/03/2020 - Asked latest training documents.

8- Submitted on 08/04/2020.

9.15/04/2020 - Asked about my nominated occupation(Developer Programmer) that how many are there from the company and my project.

10. Replied on  18/04/2020.

11. Nomination is approved on 28/04/2020 and sent to immigration... and waiting...

Thank you all for your support and updates.

 

 

That is a really long time waiting. May I ask do you still work in the position when AAT opens the file? Congrats

5 hours ago, Leticia said:

Refusal was company can’t keep him for 2 years financially speaking... which is wrong. They are so profitable and he is there for almost 4 years now.

yes we had to provide all the genuine position + again financial.

they will ask on the hearing based on documents that you had provide before. 

Same reason as mine and my husband worked for 3 years, maybe another year until AAT opened ours.

may i ask if you provide any documents for genuine like a genuine statement or we just need to answer that through hearing? I absolutely have no idea what to provide for genuine.

3 hours ago, Dlp said:

Anyone know about federal court appeal.. How much charge the fees if lawyer apply. 

When did you apply and when did AAT touch your case? 

1 hour ago, Leticia said:

Hi Guys 

The hearing happened yesterday. So the phone call went to the morning to my husband’s boss at the office and was for about 45 min hearing. So they did asked all the position, why, when all the questions that why the company needs him there. Cause financially everything was good and profit. They couldn’t asked about financial’s staff. 
So my husband ‘s boss she spokes so well and confident.

At the end  The member was happy with what they heard and said they would make a decision after.

5 hours later the email arrived 🥳🥳🥳 yayyyyyy they gave  set aside 🥳

guys almost 4 years since nomination started sent documents and now the day has arrived. OMG I can’t believe it right now. 
Anyway our agent said it still have a risk with migration... they still can ask something specially now with covid19 going on. But we don’t think so.

we need to send polices, Ielts and skills certificates to migration. And then wait our email. 
so that’s all happens

Hi Leticia may i ask what’s his refusal reason? Do you have to provide any documents about genuine position or they will ask in hearing. My agent asked me about documents of him hiring staffs etc to prove genuine when we were refused because of financial reasons. And how long did your husband work there for? Thank you wo much

1 hour ago, Leticia said:

Hi Guys 

The hearing happened yesterday. So the phone call went to the morning to my husband’s boss at the office and was for about 45 min hearing. So they did asked all the position, why, when all the questions that why the company needs him there. Cause financially everything was good and profit. They couldn’t asked about financial’s staff. 
So my husband ‘s boss she spokes so well and confident.

At the end  The member was happy with what they heard and said they would make a decision after.

5 hours later the email arrived 🥳🥳🥳 yayyyyyy they gave  set aside 🥳

guys almost 4 years since nomination started sent documents and now the day has arrived. OMG I can’t believe it right now. 
Anyway our agent said it still have a risk with migration... they still can ask something specially now with covid19 going on. But we don’t think so.

we need to send polices, Ielts and skills certificates to migration. And then wait our email. 
so that’s all happens

Congratulationsss! 

39 minutes ago, nixont said:

187 - Regional Sponsor Migration Scheme (subclass 187)

Direct Entry Pathway

25 months

37 months

It is unbelievable!!!!!! Ridiculous

5 hours ago, Hari Om said:

Hi if anyone knows can u pls help me that what is the time like 5pm or midnight on due date for submission of papers, how risky if I apply extension?

Pls reply me, TIA

Hi Hari, how long did you wait for AAT? 

2 hours ago, Leticia said:

Hi Susan 

thank you so much for your message to all of us. I’m curious to know if you would do something different ? Like do you think you have answered clear all questions? You were scared ? Would you answer something different to make more evidences on the case ? My husband’s Hearing in between 2 weeks and we are so freaking out right now. We have been wait for 28 months this hearing and now is gonna come up by telephone which you can’t see their face... making harder to believe. Are you confident ? And please which documents they asked more? Because ours have already asked and hearing is booked. So they can ask more after hearing ?

please let me know 

thanks

Leticia  

Do they ask only financial documents for your side? Did they ask anything else like payslip or bank statement or super statement? Thank you. 

38 minutes ago, Avygill said:

Looks like Adelaide is quick with AAT files..the number 19 in the front shows in which year AAT was lodged

Ohhh, how can you check that?

57 minutes ago, skyfall said:

RSMS 187 Retail Manager
Nomination and Visa August 2016
Nomination refused January 2018
AAT -Feb 2018
Hearing - 17th Feb,2020

Nomination Approved 19 Feb, 2020
Pr granted:24 March 2020

Congrats, I'm waiting for a year and I feel so so stressful already.

May I ask what did you provide for them? Do you need payslip, bank statement? Thank you.

4 hours ago, au102 said:

Currently on a bridging visa A and have been for over 2 years. I was awaiting decision from the AAT after my first application for sponsorship with my company was refused .The company has now gone into liquidation. Any idea what this means for me ? 

2 years? Wow, when did you apply and your application get approved?

15 hours ago, simar27 said:

I applied dec 2017 they asked for docs feb 2020

Hey Simar I got refused for the exact same position and maybe same reason? Financial. Do you give them any documents before they requested or not? Thanks

14 hours ago, Darkangeldu said:

Hi guys,

I’ve never posted nor been a member of this forum before but i’ve been visiting it several times for the last 4 years and it did bring me comfort. So here’s to helping or maybe inspiring someone else out there to keep hope and keep pushing!

 

Applied for Nomination & Visa 187 - Perth - Disability Support Officer - 22/08/2016

Nomination Refused - 11/10/17

Visa Refused - 17/11/2017

AAT Applied - 04/12/2017

AAT Opened case and requested more information - 29/11/2019

Documents Sent - 13/12/2019

Nomination Approved by AAT &  sent to IMMI to review Visa - 13/02/2020

Request for Medical & police clearance from IMMI - 21/02/2020

Police Clearance Provided - 25/02/2020

Medical Clearance Done - 26/02/2020

Visa granted 24/03/2020

Good luck to anyone out there still waiting. The road is long and hard and several times I have wanted to give up. But finally I got there! So maybe you will too!

 

 

Hi, 
Did you give them some documents from the start and they request more documents? If it's alright, can you pls inbox me what do they need? I'm so worried

I am still waiting  haven't given them anything yet.

4 hours ago, Saj1 said:

FINALLY I GOT MY PR ...🥳

All the best all of u guys..

Congratsssss

On 19/02/2020 at 13:42, skyfall said:

I got nomination approved today 

if you working with employer and doing duties don’t stress you will be ok 

Congratsss, can you please share your timeline?

Same advice, I didn't get any super from my boss for one year, turned out he forgot to tick the box.

Talk to your boss instead of risking your visa.

On 30/01/2020 at 21:43, Your Highness said:

Updates to the above post. (Trying to explain in detail if it helps anyone with similar situation) sorry for the long post.

Case officer allocated on 20th December 2019. Requested to update Medicals, AFP and "Evidence of English language ability - verifiable evidence of PTE test results".

And evidence to support inclusion of our baby in nomination as our baby born after our visa rejected. And we were not able add baby into the visa application or to AAT as department cannot add new applicants when the file is under review. Same with AAT, they don't add new applicants to the process. (So we provided a letter from employer on company letterhead saying that the new born to add to the nomination). Immigration has given a stand alone bridging visa for our baby with no travel rights. So when it is under review, baby cannot travel overseas, if baby travel overseas baby's bridging visa will be cancelled and she needs to lodge visiting visa to re-enter Australia (which will be very hard to get visiting visa for a baby as immigration and my MA both mentioned).

  I have submitted medicals, AFP & PTE with visa lodgement in 2016 and ofcourse all of them were expired as it is more than 3 yrs. My lawyer said no need to take PTE test again just call PTE support team and ask them to share scores with immigration. But unfortunately they couldn't help as they don't have any data of my scores because it's more than 3yrs.

I was happy to take test again but my Migration Agent said "No need to take test again as member only asked verifiable evidence of scores" which was submitted with visa lodgement, not active results. He also mentioned that if immigration take this long to process the application it's their mistake not our mistake. So, I had to write an email to them to get that same information in writing. And MA clearly mentioned and explained all the details why we are not able to provide verifiable evidence for PTE and requested clarification for that PTE scores request.

I have submitted all documents on 13th January 2020.

Visa approved on 28th January 2020 for all three applicants without asking any other documents.

 

Thank you & Good luck to all

Thank you, Your Highness. It's such a detail post, lol, it makes me wanna cry I feel like I waited for so long. Congratulations to you!!!

May I ask if they ask you about the nomination or just the employer? Thank you.

10 hours ago, cavas85 said:

Any update? i am in the same situation now. AAT remit the decision under review back to the department for reconsideration

Does anyone know how long it take more?

can you please share your timeline and occupation? AAT applied and remit date?

9 hours ago, Jayjay16 said:

Has anyone here wait for more than 6 weeks after the hearing and still haven’t got any decision???? The wait is killing me as Christmas is around the corner (holiday for AAT and Immi) mean longer waiting...

 I thought they've been on holidays since last Christmas 

On 14/12/2019 at 16:53, Step said:

Thanks. plz see my previous post. 

Hi, 

i mean the date that your nomination got refused, then applied on AAT on what date please?

2 hours ago, Step said:

AAT approved nomination in end of Sep and submitted all documents and health check in Oct. still waiting and worried.

Hi Step can you please share your timeline?

Thanks, wish you all the best

On 29/11/2019 at 23:45, Sukhdeep said:

Thanks Vishnu13. Apply AAT on May 2019. So it opened within 6 months . Hi Vishnu13 don’t worry bro you will hear good news from AAT very soon . They will get quick as the time pass I hope. 

wow, yours are super quick, I applied April 2019, heard nothing.

Did you apply 187 as well and what's the reason for refusal please?

On 20/11/2019 at 20:26, AmberD said:

Yes, situation is really bad! AAT hasn't mentioned anything about being unlawful so far. I assume I will get that information from DHA once AAT application is completely closed.

My ex-employer is away for holidays & won't even answer my calls. I applied for RSMS 187 Visa 25 months ago with a different sponsor for which I am still awaiting response. Status is showing "further assessment" as per Immi account. My MA has asked for an update for the 187 visa application. I have given an option to request for time extension by AAT before 28th of this month. I am waiting to hear back from current case officer otherwise will have to request AAT for more time. 

I'm so confused. But the other post you said that your nomination is approved but your application is on AAT?

 

 

 

 

7 minutes ago, mark23 said:

Yes I do understand that but if you apply Onshore you have to be in the country and if you apply offshore you have to be outside Australia, you can't be in the country and have an offshore application. 

 

Yup What you said is right. But you can fly to your country, apply offshore, come back (if you have a valid visa) and wait for your visa that you apply to be granted onshore. 

Unless you don't have any valid visa at all to come back to Australia at all then you have to be offshore to wait for your visa.