[momin.jaweed]

Hello
I got my acs and my 2 years of experience is reduce. BUT if you look ACS website it says

Please note, only employment completed after the date the applicant has met the ACS requirements will be counted as skilled employment.

https://www.acs.org.au/migration-ski...ws-and-updates

https://www.acs.org.au/__data/assets...f-Criteria.pdf

according to me experience which they reduce is when we met ACS requirement


Can we claim experience which is reduce in EOI

it very confusing plz help me elaborate text in bold

 

[tipzstamatic]

I think it's quite clear. ACS reduces 2 years of experience from total experience because those 2 years don't count as skilled employment based on new scheme. So if you generally, you need 5 years of experience to get points for skilled work experience. (5 years total - 2 years regarded as unskilled = 3 years skilled employment to get points).

Are you effectively saying you submitted to ACS only with 2 years total experience?

And no, I wouldn't say it's a good idea to disregard ACS assessment when submitting to DIAC...because effectively, the ACS assessment is a requirement.

 

[momin.jaweed]

I think it's quite clear. ACS reduces 2 years of experience from total experience because those 2 years don't count as skilled employment based on new scheme. So if you generally, you need 5 years of experience to get points for skilled work experience. (5 years total - 2 years regarded as unskilled = 3 years skilled employment to get points).

Are you effectively saying you submitted to ACS only with 2 years total experience?

And no, I wouldn't say it's a good idea to disregard ACS assessment when submitting to DIAC...because effectively, the ACS assessment is a requirement.

I would like to know can I claim 2 years which are reduce by ACS in my EOI.

Has anyone experience it.

What DIAC said about claiming experience?

 

[tipzstamatic]

If you read through the threads, some risked it and got approved. But from what I lm hearing these are people who had applied before things became more stringent with ACS and DIAC.

You can risk submitting it with following possible results:
1. You get through with DIAC and get your grant
2. DIAC does not accept your evidence relating to ACS deduction of 2 years and you get rejected
3. DIAC might interpret you were providing false evidence and you get penalized

What is your employment history? What exactly did DIAC say in their assessment?

 

[tipzstamatic]

What exactly did DIAC say in their assessment?

*ACS not Diac

 

[momin.jaweed]

If you read through the threads, some risked it and got approved. But from what I lm hearing these are people who had applied before things became more stringent with ACS and DIAC.

You can risk submitting it with following possible results:
1. You get through with DIAC and get your grant
2. DIAC does not accept your evidence relating to ACS deduction of 2 years and you get rejected
3. DIAC might interpret you were providing false evidence and you get penalized

What is your employment history? What exactly did DIAC say in their assessment?

Hello
I have received ACS and want to submit my EOI, that is why I am asking this?

Should I fill 2 years reduce by ACS in my EOI

 

[tipzstamatic]

Hello
I have received ACS and want to submit my EOI, that is why I am asking this?

Should I fill 2 years reduce by ACS in my EOI

Up to you. I mentioned you have 3 possibilities.
1. It gets through DIAC and you get grant
2. You get rejected
3. You get penalized for possible misinterpretation of forgery? Or whatever reason

 

[2013]

My application stage is 4, and case finalized.

Ideally It should be stage 5, and case finalized.

Anyone having idea about this?

When is the letter mailed, on stage 5?