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If you have your skill assessed by cert III with 3 year FT post qualified experience . Will TRA or VET ask for 2 more years experience as on the job training? Thanka

Because the 482 is so new, it is too early to tell how vigorously the GTE criteria will be applied. 
Generally however, you should not have a problem unless you have already held two 482 visas or your have been in Australia for more than 4 years.

DE takes longer time than TRT

Since the OP first comment is now deleted - beliefs are fine. but that could and should have been a public statement.
Not saying Richard is but there are a growing number of "very poor" "Registered Migration Agents" that at end of day have zero accountability to a application - as that even if $15K is paid to a agent and for any reason drunk/death or just give up and don't tell the applicant and a refusal is given.

Bad luck - having a RMA means nothing and about zero chance of any funds recovery and nothing of a credit in a process with immigration.

Now I want to know how I can fix the problem? Or it is not fixable at all??

First, fill up form965 to end of the appointment with current agent. What's next? Fill up form 1023 to notify the department??

If i end of her appointment, should i list all her fault or breaching code of conduct?

Can anyone guide me? Should i send in 956 for ending of appointment? Then fill up form 1023?

Updated

I contacted my agent ten days ago, she said she will look into it.
After that she's never answer my phone calls, never reply my emails or text msgs.

What's the next correct thing yo do except just waiting?? Thanks

Probably because they are her pets and she loves them.

If you still qualify, your best strategy is probably to write it off and start again with another (registered) migration agent.
Under the Code of Conduct a registered migration agent facing a complaint is required to attend mediation if called upon to do so by the OMARA; presumably in good faith.
Anything said in mediation (or elsewhere) that could be construed as an admission of liability might well provide an insurer with the grounds to refuse a claim. 
If an RMA has grounds to believe that a claim might arise s/he must inform the insurer in a timely manner and let the insurer deal with it.
 

How about go back by a boat? I am serious

why pre-judge?   Speak to her, and IF she wants to walk away and leave the mess to you, ask her to put that in writing.  Then another RMA will be prepared to look after you.
You really must speak to her first, there is no other way.  You might find another migration agent who will agree to take over, but it won't be a reputable one because they have a code of conduct.  They will wait until you can show that you've given your current agent a chance. Right now, you're giving her no chance.

I must advise you to go to your original agent and get things put right on the immi account. 

 

As a policy, I do not get involved in other registered agent’s active cases.  Please make an appointment and speak to your agent TODAY.

Regards,

 

Richard Gregan 

Have you been in contact with Richard?  What did he say?
Frankly, I think you are being rather pig-headed.  You've noticed your agent made a mistake.  If the agent was not registered and you'd picked them at random, you might worry - but this is an agent who came very highly recommended.  Why, oh why are you so reluctant to contact her and ask her about the mistake?  It's the only sensible thing to do.

Sorry to get involved but
I’ve just realised my RMA didn’t make the changes I asked her to before lodging our PR application. So currently my National Identity Card number has been lodged on my application as the reference number of my decree absolute and the day I got divorced!!! and our contact number lodged is a number neither us or the RMA recognises! Both of these were pointed out to her prior to lodgement.Also all of the documents have been uploaded under “other documents “ not next to the relevant  title.
Not all RMA are that good at their job. In my experience. Yet our future’s are in their hands! 
A lot of people are kept in the dark and just told to wait. 
Only by checking ourselves on our Immi accounts do these mistakes or concerns arise. 
So what are the options?
Ask another professional?
Ask people on here
or trust a migration agent that’s made a mistake or three in my case? 
We’re paying them $4,500 for the privilege too.
Tried to contact her, her boss and her assistant and got three out of office replies. 
 

Have you checked with UK customs that you are allowed to import them?
 

They will reply to say "No other native Australian animal may be taken outside Australia as a household pet""  
So that's not going to help you.  You will need to make a formal application.
I think it would be worth contacting some pet transport companies, they would probably know how it works:
https://www.petrelocation.com/blog/post/shipping-birds-feathers-beaks-and-a-whole-lotta-paperwork
 
 

If the evidence is there, then submit your complaint.  It will take time for them to investigate, so you will have to be patient.

Toots left out the last line of that quote.  The last line says "No other native Australian animal may be taken outside Australia as a household pet".   That's very clear, isn't it?  
I did come across an application someone else submitted, to get a special exemption.   I have no idea whether they got permission or not:
http://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/wildlife-trade/comment/export-rainbow-lorikeet-exceptional-circumstances
Frankly, I'm very doubtful you'd be successful.  Parrots do form bonds, but if you've got more than one lorikeet, then they've bonded with each other as well - so if they lose you, they still have each other, and I'd think most vets would say that's enough.  

If they are not on the list, then you are not allowed to take them out of Australia.  What parrots do you have?  

I don't see why not.  

Exporting native household pets

In general, Australian native animals are not permitted to leave Australia. This is to protect and conserve Australian native wildlife.

But you may be able to take some native pets overseas as long as they will not be used for commercial purposes such as selling or trading. If you would like to take your pet with you when you leave Australia, you must:

• be an Australian resident or ordinarily reside in Australia
• have owned and kept the animal as a household pet
• be leaving Australia with the intention of taking up permanent residence in another country.

Native household pets that may be taken internationally are listed below. All have a limit of three animals, except budgerigars and cockatiels, which are limited to a non-commercial quantity:

• Sulphur-crested cockatoo (Cacatua galerita)
• Galah (Eolophus roseicapillus)
• Little corella (Cacatua sanguinea)
• Long-billed corella (Cacatua tenuirostris)
• Cockatiel (Nymphicus hollandicus)
• Budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus).

Can I bring my pet parrots from Australia to the UK if I have to leave?

Please advise. Thanks

Are you on a BVE now? Do your mrs. and you have work right in Australia?

I think you will be fine due to the reason work running out is out of your control. Besidea you are permanant resident already. If you find a job in regional area then you will be ok.

Hi Almera, 
i have used an agent. and i did spoke to him today as well. he said the same, that they can give refusal for any reason they like. they are just getting rid of RSMS files. even they are giving refusals for not updating recent financial documents. 
So yeah, No gurantee what so ever. he suggested me talk to his associate agent and reviewed my case again and all the circumstance so i should start looking for other option before hand in case any thing happen. so i will be ready to choose what i have to do next........
i asked him, what is the immigration future, who is safe, student, skilled migrants etc. He clearly said there is no future for any one who so ever, regardless what ever visa they apply. Until unless government policy changed.
Thanks