Priority 3 (now Priority 4) Applicants club

[sgn051]

Originally Posted by voddy

well as we were discussing earlier P2 means you r a most wanted person. Your job is in demand and the State is ready to guide you. So there is less burden on the gvnt.. isn't it.?

how come in P2 with 176 subclass

P2 has only two (subclass 121, 856)

[neil_]

Originally Posted by sgn051

how come in P2 with 176 subclass

P2 has only two (subclass 121, 856)

I think Krish is in P3 (state sponsorship) (earlier P2)?

[Artemisa]

Originally Posted by ibarry

HI Artemisa.thanks for replying.Just being curious what sort of doc they asked you when you were assigned your CO?Also after how long they ask for your Medical Cert and finally have jour job verfication been done?
I know am asking you a lot, but am just bit nervous as i have contacted my current and past employer and they have not been contacted yet.

Thanks

Well, it was REALLY quick, much more than I expected.
The status changed to 'Application being processed further' last friday. On monday everything (except Meds&Pcc's) was 'MET' and she sent an e-mail requesting them (they gave me 28 to provide them).

I think that the job verification was not done(i.e., they didn't call my employer).

Originally Posted by voddy

hey,
I simply love this. it's very difficult for me to check my status here in office. and having to fill those details again and again is so damn tiring specially when the wait is sooo long.
A BIG THANK to you... well done!!!

It was a pain to me too. Copying the address, the data, everything else.

[sgn051]

Congratulation to All who get visa as CO off-course....

Request to All Just give us your precious time to update your status of application if you not changed yet if you do not have access then just reply here some do it behalf of you... and thanks in Advance to share your time with us

now do we have here any one who applied application after 1 July 2011
on spreadsheet I found only one user...


just want to do predict how fast process will go... I believe other want to see that tooo

[JohnAnton]

Question on being High Risks.

I'm from a High Risk country and I read from forums that DIAC considers security checks heavily (make visa grants take longer for some).

Does me having relatives residing in Australia (my sister and her family) and in the U.S. (my mother) reduce my being "high risk" applicant in any way?

Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by JohnAnton

Question on being High Risks.

I'm from a High Risk country and I read from forums that DIAC considers security checks heavily (make visa grants take longer for some).

Does me having relatives residing in Australia (my sister and her family) and in the U.S. (my mother) reduce my being "high risk" applicant in any way?

Thanks in advance.

Don't worry too much about being an HR applicant. The lengthy external checks seem to be for nationals of the following countries:

1. Pakistan.
2. Iran.
3. Palestine.
4. Some high risk parts of India such as Tamil Nadu.

The case of India is particularly interesting. People from urban areas like Gurgaon, Mumbai etc. are getting quick grants but there is at least one person from Tami Nadu on this very forum who is going through lengthy external checks. So even in the same country we are seeing disparate treatment based on location.

[JohnAnton]

^ thanks for your answer leptokurtic.

I was asking because I was thinking of resigning from my work after getting CO and submitting medicals. This is because I need to tender 30 days advance notice in work.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by JohnAnton

^ thanks for your answer leptokurtic.

I was asking because I was thinking of resigning from my work after getting CO and submitting medicals. This is because I need to tender 30 days advance notice in work.

Thanks.

It is HIGHLY UNADVISABLE in ANY AND ALL CIRCUMSTANCES to make decisions/take actions BEFORE you have the visa grant in hand.

[Artemisa]

Originally Posted by leptokurtic

It is HIGHLY UNADVISABLE in ANY AND ALL CIRCUMSTANCES to make decisions/take actions BEFORE you have the visa grant in hand.

I totally agree with Lepto.
Everything can change before that.

[JohnAnton]

^thanks for the advice guys