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Hi guys,

does anyone know if once the AAT will approve the nomination you will need to re-submit fresh documentation in order to get the visa granted?

Assuming that the visa was lodged in 2017 and the appel decision will be finalized in 2020, do the documents submitted at the time of the application expire?

Do you need to provide fresh Police Checks, IELTS tests, Medical etc etc??

Or they just use the old docs submitted at the time of first lodgment?

Thanks

Hi everyone,

who is still waiting from AAT since 2017?

36 minutes ago, msacfs said:

Hi Guys, Im a silent reader of this forum. i want to share my ENS 186 experience which is very upsetting. i have applied for my ENS 186 (Nomination and Visa)  in May 2017 as Customer Service Manager. i genuinely worked extreme hard for this company (its kind of company which provide service to client who intending to import or export and logistics) , my nomination refused in Nov 2018 due to training Benchmarks same with my colleague who is working as ICT support officer, disturbingly our both nomination refused on same day, same reason and same case officer. Leaving us with no choice then applying for AAT through one of the known Barrister. We are still waiting on our hearing since Nov 2018 and its very frustrating and anxious. is anyone in this forum on same boat or someone can advise have they been through AAT on same senarion.

 

cheers 

MSA

Hi mate, sorry but AAT waiting period is over 2 years at the momet... relax and keep waiting

4 hours ago, Jayjay16 said:

I been working here for the last 6 years and still working here. Hopefully we will get our luck soon:)

Yeah hopefully... keep us up to date with your case... cheers

1 minute ago, Jayjay16 said:

Yep, we thought they would request more documents of needed so didn’t submit enough paperwork from accountant at that time. So they said boss couldn’t show enough financial to pay me for the next 2 years. I think they will open your case before the 2 years mark  good luck

Exactly the same reason as me... I think as long as you have been paid and still working there should be fine...

58 minutes ago, Jayjay16 said:

Financial ability 

like what? your employer could have not paid you for the next two years? 

I lodged the appeal in December 2017 so mine should come soon too

53 minutes ago, Jayjay16 said:

Hi everyone, I am new here and would like to ask if anyone in the same situation with me. My employer applied AAT in October 2017 and my visa application on November 2017. Early September 2019 my employer got a request for more docs letter from AAT ( recent financial docs) we submitted within 1 week. After that, 6th October they sent out a date for my employer nomination’s hearing(15/11) and then today they again requested more paperwork ( evidence of my salary, bank statement, tax returns). And they want it to be submit before 25/10. Is it normal? Thanks

Not sure as I am still waiting, just send them what they asked ... may I ask what was the reason of the nomination refusal?

FYI

https://www.aat.gov.au/contact-us/feedback-and-complaints

4 hours ago, Bajwa786 said:

Nothing my friend.  Still waiting , its 17 months ongoing, which is very frustrating. 

i am up to 22months of wait at the moment... dont give up

1 hour ago, Bajwa786 said:

Company basses not lodged with ATO , which were actually lodged. Also mentioned company not in good position to pay 2 years salary, which was also bogus allegation beacsue company have turn over more than Million.

I know is frustrating takes 2second to refuse and years to get an answer from AAT but unfortunately is the way it is at the moment, just don't give up... make sure you append to your case additional information ...for example in my case at the end of any financial year I providedy tax return and group certificate and also activity statements from my employer.... so far has been 2 years that I have been waiting...

2 hours ago, NnN said:

Hi 

I applied 186trt nomination and visa file in Feb. 2019. Nomination is refused on 21st Aug and I got natural justice email to withdraw or wait for decision(which will be refusal).  My visa is not refused till now. 

I am very confused whether to apply AAT and apply new nomination once again and if it is approved than apply visa offshore. 

Or can we do at the moment because my visa is not refused so before getting refusal apply new nomination and visa again and than withdraw old file. 

What bridging visa I will get BVA OR BVC 

May I ask the reason of Nomination Refusal?

You can lodge an appeal to the AAT if you believe your case is strong but the waiting period is very long so re-lodging the visa might be a quicker option.

Speak with your agent.

37 minutes ago, Nagra77 said:

Hi Am so worried about my nomination application I just applied 3 weeks ago TRT as cook I been working more than 3 years with same company on 457 visa .company used to had 3 restaurants branches due to loss they sale one restaurant .so where am currently working is doing good but due to one ABN 2017-2018 loss and profit statement show total loss 116k turn over was 1.8 million does CO will really look in loss ? If yes what’s documents can be attached to cover this loss 

please let me know 

Thank you 

get a letter from your employer's accountant explaining the situation 

2 hours ago, Quoll said:

Sure, but the decision was yours to enter the country without a permanent visa. If you had intended to stay you could have gone about it differently and entered permanently instead of trying to work the system. Temporary visas should be expected to be just that. No one is making you stay in the country  on a bridging visa.

I am sorry mate but that is the most common path for most people, if you want to have an appreciation of numbers read this:

http://theconversation.com/most-migrants-on-bridging-visas-arent-scammers-theyre-well-within-their-rights-120989?fbclid=IwAR1p0ewemEAa8f9D3G-mHsY7Kfv0pB9S_EnpfrfcfINFyJBWbHBaSOrhjgI

1 minute ago, Quoll said:

The Department arent making you put your life on hold, that's a choice you are making. Immigration are very clear in their advice which says don't make irrevocable decisions to move to Australia until you have the visa in your hand. They're not in the business of making you feel good or responding to your "life on hold -Ness" and if they haven't done anything illegal then they are doing what we, the tax payers, expect of them. 

I will suggest you to consider the fact that also people on a bridging visa pay taxes...

13 minutes ago, Marisawright said:

What does bravery have to do with it?   If the Department did not breach any laws, then you have no case.  Being brave will make no difference.

the point I was trying to make is that is not fair that someone's life can be put on hold for so long, the challenge is not on the decision but on the extended delays which could cause consistent financial loss or mental stress for both nominator and nominee..

say for example you were offered a job which was paid double that what you doing now but you could not commit because waiting for a decision, and 3 years after you still waiting for that decision... I reckon it will be a very uncomfortable situation to manage...

another example, your employer is unsure of the outcome or timing of the decision and has to employ someone-else just to have a replacement in case you will have to leave the country...

I don't think someone ever challenge on this and maybe things could change for the better if someone is willing to be brave

8 hours ago, Jon the Hat said:

A forecast is just a forecast, no chance there.

The Department are not obliged to ask for additional information if they consider they have enough to make a decision - it is the applicants job to ensure they make their case.  Again, little chance of compensation i think.

maybe, i guess it depends how brave your are and how far you want to take it .... 

11 minutes ago, MARYROSE02 said:

I don't now where you found that address but I could not access it.

401 UNAUTHORIZED

try this:

https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-and-support/claiming-compensation-from-us

10 hours ago, lynni193 said:

Hi guys, just received the refusal for my employer nomination today. Stating that my position doesn’t require me to be in australia- but in the other overseas offices instead. Any suggestions on what to submit as part of the appeal would be much appreciated! 

Thanks so much. 

speak with your agent before lodging an appeal, it might be worth re-lodging a fresh nomination... 

8 hours ago, lynni193 said:

Hi guys, just received the refusal for my employer nomination today. Stating that my position doesn’t require me to be in australia- but in the other overseas offices instead. Any suggestions on what to submit as part of the appeal would be much appreciated! 

Thanks so much. 

before lodging the appeal speak with your agent might be worth re-lodging a fresh nomination

1 minute ago, sydneyishuk said:

He is applying under the Direct Stream.  2/3 years requirement is needed for TRT

i missed that part sorry!

7 minutes ago, BigBan said:

Hi @Milan SERBIA, Based on my limited understanding, I can say that timelines can vary based on a lot of factors and occupation code is also one of them.

double check your minimum period of full time employment requirements ... i am pretty sure is minimum 2 years if old 457 or 3 years with new sponsorship... the time of full time employment is not counted as calendar dates but actually time worked so if you took unpaid leave is not counted as such...

nice read everyone

http://theconversation.com/most-migrants-on-bridging-visas-arent-scammers-theyre-well-within-their-rights-120989?fbclid=IwAR1p0ewemEAa8f9D3G-mHsY7Kfv0pB9S_EnpfrfcfINFyJBWbHBaSOrhjgI

On 05/08/2019 at 18:23, MARYROSE02 said:

I Googled the AAT, hence the link. As nobody had replied I hoped it might spark someone else to reply.

this topic was more about people who have applied already for a review with AAT...

16 hours ago, Andy Truong said:

Hi guys, I'm back. I posted about my visa refusal on January this year and been through a hard time. I applied for the AAT Tribunal and luckily, my family won the appeal. 

The court decided to set aside the result that made the nomination approved. I received an email from my immigration agent yesterday. He said in the email that our family received an s56 form. 

I'm the main application and have 3 dependants which are my wife and my 2 children (22 years old and 13 years old). 

I was wondering that does my son (22y) have to go to school for the prove of enrollment for the application to be going easily? I read on the mail and saw that any dependant who is 18 or over does need to prove to have functional English or they can pay the second installment visa charge fee. Can my son pay the fee instead of taking school because he has been working for a while? 

I am looking forward for your kindly answer guys. Thank you.

Application applied: 6/2017

Application Refused: 1/2019

AAT Tribunal Court Appeal Won: 26/7/2019

Nomination Approved: 5/8/2019

Direct Entry

Position: Cook

VIC PESE

How long did it take to hear something from AAT?

13 hours ago, MARYROSE02 said:

I don't know what this means but I Googled: What are your circumstances?

https://www.aat.gov.au/apply-for-a-review/migration-and-refugee/migration/can-we-help

what do you mean?