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Guest jumbojet

Hi everyone...

 

Phoned DIAC this morning and great news - CO allocated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

:biggrin::em3600::yellow_guy_smiling_:anisanta:

 

Turn me PINK!!!

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Guest VickyMel
Hi everyone...

 

Phoned DIAC this morning and great news - CO allocated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

:biggrin::em3600::yellow_guy_smiling_:anisanta:

 

Turn me PINK!!!

 

 

Great news about time!

 

VickyMel

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CONGRATULATIONS JUMBOJET!!!:jiggy:

 

You are now Pink!!

 

Name: Jumbojet

Date of Visa Application: 19 Dec 2008

Nationality: South African

High/Low Risk: High

Trade/profession: General Manager

Visa Type: 176

Which State Sponsored: ACT!!!

Date SMP granted:

Onshore/offshore: Offshore

Pre-Nov 2010 Category: Cat 4

Medicals submitted: No

Police clearances submitted: No

Date CO assigned: 19 November 2010

Date Visa granted:

 

Regards

Connie

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Hi Aussiedream

 

Congratulations on getting a CO.

 

Plz give the following information and I will add you to the front page.

 

Name: aussiedream

Date of Visa application: 26 Jun 2008

Nationality: Malaysian

High/Low Risk: LR

Trade/profession: Finance Manager

Visa type: 176

Which State Sponsored: ACT

Date of SMP Applications: 17 Jun 2009

Date of SMP Granted: 11 Nov 2009

Onshore/offshore: Offshore

Pre-November 2010 Category:

Medicals submitted:

Police check submitted:

Date CO assigned: 17 Nov 2010

Date of employment verification (If applicable):

Date visa granted:

 

Regards

Connie

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Meanwhile, I would appreciate if anyone could enlighten me on question I raised pertaining to the Medical Report submission process, particularly on how do we track that the doctor has actually submitted the medical report to DIAC.

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Meanwhile, I would appreciate if anyone could enlighten me on question I raised pertaining to the Medical Report submission process, particularly on how do we track that the doctor has actually submitted the medical report to DIAC.

 

Hi aussiedream

Someone has already answered - you need to go back a page to your previous post and the answer follows

 

VickyMel

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Guest manucuzex

well i am not from cat 2 But want to share information with you that few of my VIC sponsor got visa and some of them also got CO who told them to submit required document before christmas. They basically applied in NOV 2008.

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well i am not from cat 2 But want to share information with you that few of my VIC sponsor got visa and some of them also got CO who told them to submit required document before christmas. They basically applied in NOV 2008.

 

Wow... this is brilliant news !!! After such a long wait at least it was not all futile in the end.... Congratulate them for me.

 

Hopefully, we will hear and get our visas ASAP !!!

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Hi All

 

Got an email from our agent this morning and we have a case officer!! Wooo hoooo.

We are Cat 2, ACT SS received Nov 2009, husband is code 2231-11 Systems Manager.

Hoping you all get your co's very soon.

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Hi All

 

Got an email from our agent this morning and we have a case officer!! Wooo hoooo.

We are Cat 2, ACT SS received Nov 2009, husband is code 2231-11 Systems Manager.

Hoping you all get your co's very soon.

 

Congratulations on getting a CO!!

 

If you would like me to add you to the front page please let me have the following informations:

 

Name:

Date of Visa application:

Nationality:

High/Low Risk:

Trade/profession:

Visa type:

Which State Sponsored:

Date of SMP Applications:

Date of SMP Granted:

Onshore/offshore:

Pre-November 2010 Category:

Medicals submitted:

Police check submitted:

Date CO assigned:

Date of employment verification (If applicable):

Date visa granted:

 

Regards

Connie

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Have any of you CAT2 guys got your visa yet??? Or is it all case officer allocation at the moment?? Has anybody been decision ready, ie meds and pccs done already?

Just wondering how long it takes from CO to grant if you have meds etc already done?

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WEEKLY UPDATE!!

 

Wow another fantastic week of lots of new CO's!! :jiggy:

 

Cutiemcprettybobbi (LR)(176)(Oct 08)(ACT)

Wannabeoz (LR)(176)(Aug 09)(ACT)

Claireg (LR)(176)(May 10)(ACT)

mikka711 (LR)(176)(Sept 09)(ACT)

Yury (HR)(176)(April 10)(VIC)

clickettuk (LR)(176)(May 09)(ACT)

MUSMANASGHAR (HR)(176)(Oct 09) (ACT)

Hakunamatama (HR)(176)(Sep 09) (ACT)

cx_oem (HR)(176)(Oct 10)(VIC)

Cramer (HR)(176)(Jan 09)(ACT)

need2chew (LR)(176)(Nov 08) (ACT)

Fashionably Late (LR)(176)(Dec 09) (ACT)

Jumbojet (HR)(176)(Dec 08)(ACT)

aussiedream (LR)(176)(June 08)(ACT)

 

This week also saw our first visa being granted:

 

Happytime (HR)(176)(Oct 10)

 

Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend.

 

Regards

Connie

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Just to let you all know where we are up to - meds taken Monday 15, Nov (will be sent today sometime from St. John Street) and Police Certs sent yesterday (18/11/10).

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Hi GGxoxo, here's my details for the front page.

 

Date of Visa application: 22/10/2010

Nationality: British

High/Low Risk: LR

Trade/profession: 261311 Analyst Programmer

Visa type: 176

Which State Sponsored: VIC

Date of SMP Applications: 3/3/2010

Date of SMP Granted: 20/10/2010

Onshore/offshore: Offshore

Pre-November 2010 Category:

Medicals submitted:

Police check submitted:

Date CO assigned:

Date of employment verification (If applicable):

Date visa granted:

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OMG!!! they are now processing MAY 01, 2010 applications for VIC, ACT & NT... where the hell is WA SMP???? :arghh: so unfair! i've been waiting for almost 2 years now....

 

 

GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION

PROCESSING INFORMATION

 

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processing of applications for General Skilled Migration (GSM). This

information is updated fortnightly.

Last updated 11 November 2010.

 

Please do not send enquiries or reply to this email address as this

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If your application date has recently come into our current processing

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Under the priority processing direction we are currently processing

applications with a nominated occupation that appears in an active State

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To determine which priority group your application falls into please read

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http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/statmig-faq.pdf

 

 

Applications lodged before the following dates are currently being

considered by a case officer:

 

Priority 2 State Migration Plan*:

(* State migration Plan currently available for Victoria, ACT & NT)

 

Skilled – Sponsored (Migrant) subclass 176

VE 176 (e-lodged): 01 May 2010

VE 176 (paper): 01 May 2010

 

Skilled – Sponsored (Residence) subclass 886:

VB 886 (e-lodged 01 May 2010

VB 886 (paper): 01 May 2010

 

Skilled – Regional Sponsored (Provisional) subclass 475

VF 475 (e-lodged): 01 May 2010

VF 475 (paper): 01 May 2010

 

Skilled – Regional Sponsored (Provisional) subclass 487

VC 487 (e-lodged 01 May 2010

VC 487 (paper): 01 May 2010

 

Priority group 3

 

Skilled – Independent (Migrant) subclass 175

VE 175 (e-lodged): 24 December 2008

VE 175 (paper): 24 December 2008

 

Skilled – Sponsored (Migrant) subclass 176

VE 176 (e-lodged):24 December 2008

VE 176 (paper): 24 December 2008

 

Skilled – Regional Sponsored (Provisional) subclass 475

VF 475 (e-lodged): 24 December 2008

VF 475 (paper): 24 December 2008

 

Skilled – Independent Regional (Provisional) subclass 495 and

Skilled – Designated Area Sponsored subclass 496

UX 495 and UZ 496 (e-lodged and paper): All applicants who have an

occupation on the new Skilled Occupation List (SOL) – Schedule 3 have been

allocated.

 

Skilled – Independent (Residence) subclass 885

VB 885 (e-lodged) 10 August 2009

VB 885 (paper): 20 April 2009

 

Skilled – Sponsored (Residence) subclass 886:

VB 886 (e-lodged 10 August 2009

VB 886 (paper): 20 April 2009

 

Skilled – Regional Sponsored (Provisional) subclass 487

VC 487 (e-lodged 12 March 2010)

VC 487 (paper): 20 April 2009

 

Please note

Under the current priority processing arrangements Accountants who provide

an IELTS with proficient English will not receive a higher priority than

other applicants. All Accountants are included in the new SOL and are

currently being processed under priority group 3.

 

Priority Exempt Applications

Visa Subclasses 476, 485 and 887 are exempt from the current priority

processing direction. Applications under these subclasses will be

processed in the order in which they were received by the department.

 

Applications lodged before the following dates are currently being

considered by a case officer:

 

Skilled – Recognised Graduate subclass 476

VF 476 (e-lodged): 4 October 2010

VF 476 (paper): 4 October 2010

 

Skilled – Graduate subclass 485

VC 485 (e-lodged) 1 November 2009

VC 485 (paper): 26 October 2009

 

Skilled – Regional subclass 887

VB 887 (e-lodged) 27 October 2010

VB 887 (paper): 30 September 2010

 

Subsequent Entrant Applications

All subsequent entrant applications for subclasses 485, 487 and 475: 1

October 2010

 

 

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website at:

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applications are provided as a guide only. As processing times are

dependent on a range of factors, individual processing times may vary

considerably from the published estimates.

 

 

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valid file types for attaching documents are BMP, DOC, DOT, GIF, JPG, PDF,

RTF, TXT and XLS.

 

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application or in emailing them to the department is available on the

department’s website at:

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Online applications

 

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the supporting documentation to the application in the web-browser. This

is the preferred procedure for providing supporting documents for an

e-lodged application.

 

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email the documents as scanned attachments to the following email

addresses:

 

Brisbane.gsm.documents@immi.gov.au - E-lodged VB 885, VB 886, VB 887, VC

485, VC487 and VF 476

 

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Hey Guys! I went to log in to check my online status this morning, and it gave me an error telling me applicant login details didn't match the TRN. My passport number was incorrect. Now, whilst waiting for the visa I did get a new passport, and sent a form to update it that info. So, I typed in my new passport number on the login page, and it logged me in. Long story short, it looks like someone actually updated something in my file.... wooohooo.... some movement at last. Anyway, nothing else is updated in there... but still.... I'm happy :biggrin:

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Hey Guys! I went to log in to check my online status this morning, and it gave me an error telling me applicant login details didn't match the TRN. My passport number was incorrect. Now, whilst waiting for the visa I did get a new passport, and sent a form to update it that info. So, I typed in my new passport number on the login page, and it logged me in. Long story short, it looks like someone actually updated something in my file.... wooohooo.... some movement at last. Anyway, nothing else is updated in there... but still.... I'm happy :biggrin:

 

Great news!:jiggy:that has GOT to mean you have a CO, surely:v_SPIN:

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Has any NT smp guys got CO? Though it's in place it's nowhere available... It's very suffocating not being able to know that if i'm included....

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Guest mackdmello

Hi Matjones,

 

you and i are in the same month that is april 2009 , if ur file is been processed than they might be processing my file as well, let hope for the best.

 

fingers crossed and wait for the next week.......i guess it brings some good luck to everyone.

 

macklon

 

 

 

 

It hasn't officially been released yet, so right now you are not on it.
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Hey Guys! I went to log in to check my online status this morning, and it gave me an error telling me applicant login details didn't match the TRN. My passport number was incorrect. Now, whilst waiting for the visa I did get a new passport, and sent a form to update it that info. So, I typed in my new passport number on the login page, and it logged me in. Long story short, it looks like someone actually updated something in my file.... wooohooo.... some movement at last. Anyway, nothing else is updated in there... but still.... I'm happy :biggrin:

 

Hi Matt,

 

Fantastic news for you! Something is definitely moving on your application. I was starting to get worried for you - being surrounded by PINK!

 

Michael.

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