cornishlad

On 07/09/2018 at 15:14, VERYSTORMY said:

Nothing. Australia is producing more mining graduates of its own than it has jobs for.

Totally untrue. Now, and when this was posted 7 months ago. Mining engineers are in high demand. Many jobs cannot be filled with Australians. Graduates are being employed for experienced vacanies across numerous mining engineering / technical services dicplines 

On ‎4‎/‎07‎/‎2017 at 16:57, James Hallam said:

@cornishlad how long did it take you to get a CO?

I've applied with Physio. I'm from the UK and front loaded all my docs on 25/05/17 and yet to hear any news. I'm well aware their is a delay in processing!

Hey,

It took around 5 weeks for the CO to be assigned if I remember correctly. As soon at the CO was assigned things moved along very quickly.

1 minute ago, janesnj said:

Yes.. I do have contract and letter from my employer.. I don't just have 7 years worth of payslip only.. I guess that should be okay right? 

It should be yes. You can always call up just to justify.

They can't expect everyone to keep years and years of pay slips. If you have a few end of tax year forms from a few years back it wouldn't hurt to upload those as well.

Once you get assigned a CO if they want more evidence they will just ask for a bit more. They won't just refuse your application right there and then

Cornish lads are miners, Cornish lads are fisherman too. When all the fish and tin are gone, what are Cornish lads to do?!

You have to submit all evidence to justify your points claimed. So if you are claiming a certain amount of points for a number of years worked in a specific field you have to supply evidence to back that up, ie pay slips or a contract or a letter from your employer.

We went through all the same with the 189. Made sure we had all the evidence required plus more. Even for dependants. Just to make it easy for the CO.

Once we were assigned a CO it took 8 days to be approved. This was for physiotherapy.

If you have the points plus evidence to back the points and valid skills assessments etc I can't see any issues at all.