Haamed

could you share Which state did you get your invitation from? and for what type of visa?

Thank you for your response. I really don't know, I mean isn't this system suppose to be equal and transparent? why does no official admit it then? what's wrong with being interested in two states? why can't they just put an obligation for applicants to stay in the state they are nominated by instead? anyway, since my first priority is NSW I'm going to wait for them to open up and then reassess the whole thing. Is there anywhere where I can find information about the latest invitation points for each state? so that I can compare them with my points and find out if I'm being ignored?

Yes, my lawyer is MARA registered and he says submitting individual EOIs for each state for 190 visa is okay. therefore, I have one EOI for 189, two separate EOIs for 190 and one separate EOI for 491. I'm really confused because nobody seems to know for sure.

So I have a good chance of getting an invitation for 190 or 189 visa, (Structural Engineer, 85 points and still waiting for my wife's assessment for an additional 5 points). Beside 189 I've already submitted two 190 EOI for Victoria and Queensland and one 491 for Canberra as my lawyer suggested. Now I'm getting some comments from another agent that says It's not recommended to submit multiple EOIs as it will be considered not having a commitment to one state and I may not get an invitation from either one. I'm really confused right now, because I can't find any valid information about this on any of the official websites and my agent says this is not true. My priorities are NSW, Victoria, and Queensland respectively and NSW is not open yet.