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  1. 49 minutes ago, Olivia_1993 said:

    as they must be freshly sorting on approval date each time they sit to send invitations

    Thank you for your thoughts on this 🙂 

    Is it known for certain that this is how they do it - i.e. sorting for each list they create ? Or do they simply append the new applicant to the list assuming it is coming to them in a sorted order because it is anyway being sent that way to them ? 

    Regards

     

  2. 8 hours ago, Olivia_1993 said:

    See, if you update address online, even then it has to be routed manually by team to schedule further steps in application. 

    Changing and switching back does not expedite. Usually they say, if you are planning to stay for more than a month, then update. 

    Wait times will be still applicable in new place, plus how long they take to route you to new department. 

    Hi,

    Thank you for the reply.

    I had asked the dept. on the process to change address as the plan is to go for abt 2 months or more. And they said to make change online and call them up so they can update the department. I thought they would do it right away. 

    do you happen to know what further steps does the team need to take to route the application and if these are complex or how long they take on average to do the change ? 

    Regards

  3. Hi mate,

    Just want to check if you know there are any rules that one should not change address to a city if we do not have official work in a given city ?

    For example, as of now I am working from home and this means I could be in other city than the one where the office where I work is (looking for investment properties and getting a feel for the city ).

    I am leasing an apartment in other city (in both cities). Is it ok to state that address in other city as the residential address while I am looking for properties etc. ? Or should I keep it where the office is ? 

    Thank you

  4. Hi all,

    Just want to check if you know there are any rules that one should not change address to a city if we do not have official work in a given city ?

    For example, as of now I am working from home and this means I could be in other city than the one where the office where I work is (looking for investment properties and getting a feel for the city ).

    I am leasing an apartment in other city (in both cities). Is it ok to state that address in other city as the residential address while I am looking for properties etc. ? Or should I keep it where the office is ? 

    Thank you

  5. 16 minutes ago, ali said:

    Not 100% sure, but assume that all shires operate their own ceremony lists and you would just be added to at the bottom of the list so to speak (so using your scenario - it may likely be that you'd be considered as a March applicant - ie when you applied to that shire and they'd put you into the next available ceremony).  A lot will depend on how many ceremonies each shire has.  Our shire (when we did ours) had a ceremony once per month and then a mega citizenship ceremony on Australia day.  There  was about 60-70 people having citizenship conferral at our ceremony and we waited about 4 months.

    Thank you for the reply ! 

    When I asked the new council that I am planning to move to, about the number of people in the queue and when I could be allocated to the ceremony, they said that the department allocates people to the ceremony and only the department would know about it. The council receives the list from the dept. a few weeks (about 4) prior to the scheduled sate of the ceremony. 

    When I asked the department, they said they do not have access to the wait list for ceremonies. They also said it is as per the approval date but they also said it is a first come first serve basis. It is confusing because it can either be first come first serve at the council level or it can be as per the ascending order of approval date for applicants in a given council. I assume also that there is a separate ceremonies section in the dept. as well. 

    Further, the department generally states they try to complete within 6 months of approval. They would have to take into account people moving council correct ? 

    Do you have thoughts on the above statements and what would mean for the question I have asked ?

    Either way, I think what you said is quite possible, because when I asked, they informed me to notify them when I move so they could add me to the ceremony at the new location. 

    When did you have your ceremony and in which state was it ? 

     

    Thank you

     

     

  6. Hi guys,

    Do you happen to know if moving to another state impacts your position in the queue for ceremonies ? 

    As in, for example, if you are approved in FEB and move to new council in MARCH, are you positioned in the queue at the new council, at a similar position as those who are already in the council before you and are approved in MARCH ? Or would you be positioned in the queue by the new council as though you were approved in FEB itself (i.e. your date of approval in the original council).

  7. 6 hours ago, AJ said:

    Hi I dont think so, it was a few years ago.  I am sure I only phoned them up and said I had moved to Perth, must have quoted a reference, told them the council area I was in and it was all done, then I got an invite a few months later. 

    Hi There,

    Do you happen to know if moving to another state impacts your position in the queue for ceremonies ? 

    As in, for example, if you are approved in FEB and move to new council in MARCH, are you positioned in the queue at the new council, at a similar position as those who are already in the council before you and are approved in MARCH ? Or would you be positioned in the queue by the new council as though you were approved in FEB itself (i.e. your date of approval in the original council).

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