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  1. If uve uploaded info and it's still within the 28days just hang in there. They sometimes come back to your application. If you don't mind me asking what did the request you provide more info off?

    If it was a police clearance hold on to the hope they will try and grant you the grant before the 1 you originally submitted expires. 

  2. 5 minutes ago, Zea said:

    Already tried that few times they said they can't help us with timeline. They can only guid us for general queries and not any specific case.

    My fiancee is in Australia and i am in Ireland, She tried from onshore and i also tried global contact number.

    Did u explain the over 21month time frame? Gosh i dont know what else to suggest. The timeframes they generally give to provide more requested information is 28days and even so, well in my case, they followed up with my police clearance. It is actually how we got them to understand why we wont be able to provide the information in the stipulated timeframe (we provided 1 using an alternative method).

  3. Hi all just an update my partner visa was granted just 5months into the stipulated time frame of, currently it stands at, 21-28months. Good luck to all. Things have been moving steadily so just keep the hope alive. My time frame is as follows

    PMV submitted of-shore April 2017 ((South africa)

    Request for NOIM and updated police clearance as well as more info March 2018

    PMV granted 14 March 2018

    Enter Australia 22 March 2018

    Married November 24th (Bali) & November 30th (Australia)

    Submitted Stage 2 Partner visa 05 December 2018 (onshore)

    Request for more info by CO 27th February 2019

    Followup on requested Police clearance 22 May 2019

    23th May 2019 Granted Partner visa (subclass 802)

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  4. 2 hours ago, Invicala said:

    Hi everyone! 

     

    Just a wuick update and hoping i could get some advice, 

    we recieved news that we finally got a case officer. They asked for an updated police check and asked for our NOIM to be brought forward. They gave us a deadline of 18th June to do this by, however we have submitted it today. Anyone have any experience of how long after this I will be expecting to wait for possible approval? Feel like I have months more to wait now 0.o 

    Hi There 

    The same happened to me as angelpie. Once uploaded the visa was granted in no time. My application was done in South Africa.

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  5. @Zea maybe try corresponding to the email address that initially asked you for more information. Either address the email to the individual or quote your case number. Sorry it's the best thing I could think of in your situation.

    I found responding in this way to immigration got me responses in less than 48hrs. Telephonic attempts are not successful.

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  6. 2 hours ago, Invicala said:

    Congratulations! 

     

    I was wondering if i could pick your brain a little bit. I applied for my PMV in december 2018 as decision ready with all the medicals and stuff already uploaded. So my question is, did you roughly apply in october somewhere and if so, when did you first get contact from a CO ? Did they ask for any more information or was it straight grant?

     

    Many thanks 

    Hi there although your message wasn't directed at me I thought to let u know. I applied for my PMV stage 2 in Dec 2018. I got correspondence from the CO in Feb 2019. They requested more info from me like evidence but since I havnt heard anything. 

  7. It's a pleasure Lanna. I found I got all the help I needed from the people on this forum. The timeline is a good idea. Add as many pictures as you can. I'm not sure if it helped my application but I also included pictures that had the people from our 888 in them (I wrote captions to some of them).

    With my stage 1 my evidence was adequate as  my partner and I didn't have to go through the interview however for my stage 2 (post wedding) they still required more evidence. We got married in Bali and then did the official signing in Australia so we provided pictures of both. It seemed not enough so in hindsight it could go either way. Just give them everything as long as they show the 2 of yourl in it.

  8. 47 minutes ago, Lana90 said:
    Hey I have read and followed this thread for awhile as I am in the same situation! Hopefully I can get help from you 🙂

    We will be putting in our pmv in the next couple of months and are in the process of gathering evidence and clearing questions! Here is a short story of us:

    I am an Australian (Vietnamese) and when I went to Vietnam for a holiday I met my partner long story short after a few more visits and being long distance I decided to move over to Vietnam to be with him.
    As a result I have lived there for around 2 years now!

    As we are gathering evidence a few questions I have that I would really appreciate your help with are:

    1. I have extracted some messages using a program however the messages all have demo written across it is that okay?

    2. The messages have little English as we communicate with each other in mostly Vietnamese, however the I love yous and I miss yous are in English with lots of love heart emojis do we need to translate a few pages just in case? Or are the random English sentences expressing our love enough? Hehe

    3. NOIM so we don’t know when the visa will be granted how can we get a
    Noim?

    4. Form 888 for our friends do we need to organize first or only when requested?

    5. As for my job as i live in Vietnam and will go back to Australia shortly after we submit our PMV and get a job will that be a problem for immigration as they will think I cannot support my partner when he comes to Australia?

    6. We are both using the same email address to submit pmv is that okay?

    7. In the page where it details relationship can we write the same thing? Write it together as my fiance does not no much English do i need to get Vietnamese statement from him and then translate?

    8. Besides pictures and messages we have of each other we have travelled to 3 different countries together would flight tickets and passport visa entry and exit pages be strong evidence?

    Again I would like to say thankyou for taking your time to read about our situation and any help would be very much appreciated!!
    Lanna
     

    Hi Lanna

    In my opinion (I did my evidence from South africa):

    1. I think they may have an issue with 'demo. We screenshot email and messages even fb correspondence.

    2. The little bits of English won't be enough youl have to use an australian recommendend/recognised translator

    3. I submitted my PMV without one however when we got correspondence from our Case worker it was when we got one. Meaning I submitted without one initially

    4. I would suggest try to give them everything they want/require upfront as if they request it later the timeframe may not be adequate enough to obtain all the info. Try to submitt as close to a complete PMV application as possible.

    5. No idea

    6. It shouldn't be a problem

    7. I would suggest that considering the cost of the visa rather do separate 'details of the relationship' they should be similar yet exact in detail. If his is in Vietnamese get a translator. You do want them to poke holes in the relationship by asking for more and more information to verify your relationship. As this may incur more cost on your part..

    8. This will serve as joint travel.

    I hope this helps. I do write from my experience with it. My PMV got granted 13months after it was lodged and I only got correspondence 2 weeks prior to it been granted (so at month 13 my CO contacted me). I had to only had to submit a NOIM and a new police clearance. My now husband lives in Australia so to obtain a NOIM was not difficult. We obtained that within 4 days of getting the request and submitted all online within 10days. But like I mentioned I'm from South africa where things get done pretty slowly and the Australian services (to obtain the NOIM) was rather quick. I'm not sure of the Vietnamese buearacy so try and provide as close to a complete application as possible. 

    Good luck and again I hope I've been of some help

    TIP. I screenshot my messages, emails and such evidence using my tablet. It is easier as u can paste it on a word document (as a picture) so it helps with the document limit on immiaccount.

  9. 12 hours ago, spangle 1 said:

    Hey Nikisha, no I didn't get an update my agent sent me the details for the bva when he lodged my application but like you my pmv hadn't expired then. I've used the personal visa status check site since my pmv expired to make sure the bva had activated (it has 👍😊) hope this helps

    Are you talking about VEVO?

  10. @spangle 1Hi Spangle. Arrived in Aus about 2 weeks now and getting started on uploading documents for the partner visa (my PMV expires on the 13th December) Just wondering as the documents needed is the same as the initial visa (PMV) did you have to get new certified documents to upload? Or just reuploaded the old 1s?. Do I now need to get get new 888 forms because now we are married and the friends that have done the 888 were at the wedding so I'm sure there is more details they could include?

    Hope all is going well

    I see London is quiet slow at this time of the year. Hang in there folks. I waited 13 months from the time my PMV was lodged with only 1 correspondence from my CO and 5 weeks later a reply that said we havnt received the needed documents. Then 2 days after reuploaded them I got my visa. I've been doing long distance,with my now husband, for 10 years. Enough said.

  11. 34 minutes ago, HibiscusDreams said:

    Alternatively, if while I am there on the e-visitor, and the PPM is approved before Feb, can I fly out to NZ and re-enter straight away (well, after say 2-3 days, not literally immediately) under full PPM rules? Again I have been told this is OK by immi, but would appreciate real-world experience

    In reference to your alternate, does the granting of your PMV knock out the tourist e-visa?

    In my experience once it was granted (the PMV) They gave me an initial entry date. So maybe keep a close eye on that one when your visa is granted so you know as to when u may re-enter

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