[pishu]

I am also in the same boat MECH89 only diff is that i have not been assigned a CO till now. I wanted to omit my mother's name for now and then later take her once we settled.

 

[MECH89]

why you want to omit her?

 

[pishu]

I have read in your earlier post that even the dependent has to clear IELTS. She will have difficulty getting a 4.5. Has your mum appeared for IELtS?

 

[MECH89]

No, but i should pay about 4000 dollares i she cannot pass the ielts. i have another problem, the CO said that if your mother cannot pass the medical exam you application for both you and your mother will be reject, my mother has diabetes type 2 and arthirits, therefore i worry that she cannot pass the test.

 

[pishu]

No, but i should pay about 4000 dollares i she cannot pass the ielts. i have another problem, the CO said that if your mother cannot pass the medical exam you application for both you and your mother will be reject, my mother has diabetes type 2 and arthirits, therefore i worry that she cannot pass the test.

Yes thats the problem. Your dependent's health status gets tied with yours. Did you mail your CO to ask him/her what can be done to remove her from the application?

Cheers!

 

[MECH89]

Not yet, i worry that if i inform my CO about this matter, it has negative effect

 

[pishu]

I dont think so, i had posted the same question in other threads and i was told that the form 1022 should be used to update the information and sent to CO. Kindly let me know your next steps as we both have a similar situation.

Thanks

 

[Guest]

No, but i should pay about 4000 dollares i she cannot pass the ielts. i have another problem, the CO said that if your mother cannot pass the medical exam you application for both you and your mother will be reject, my mother has diabetes type 2 and arthirits, therefore i worry that she cannot pass the test.

Did you even read the information I sent?

A fairer approach to migration for people with disability

http://www.expatforum.com/expats/australia-expat-forum-expats-living-australia/130916-disabled-migrant-changes.html

Unless it causes her major difficulties, in hospital all the time, needing nursing care at home, needing welfare etc. It should not be a problem.

Unlike a few years ago only the most disabled people will be declined now and they will take into account what benefit you will bring to the country when assessing if she meets the requirement. ie if you are a skilled migrant you will be working, paying taxes, spending money in Australia maybe buying a home and paying taxes on that, may have Australian born children in the future etc.
All benefits that outweigh the small costs of insulin and other regular checks she needs. And if you will earn enough to care for her she wont be dependent on welfare either.

All of which you can put in a statutory declaration to your CO to prove your case that she should meet the requirements.

 

[pishu]

Did you even read the information I sent?

A fairer approach to migration for people with disability

http://www.expatforum.com/expats/australia-expat-forum-expats-living-australia/130916-disabled-migrant-changes.html

Unless it causes her major difficulties, in hospital all the time, needing nursing care at home, needing welfare etc. It should not be a problem.

Unlike a few years ago only the most disabled people will be declined now and they will take into account what benefit you will bring to the country when assessing if she meets the requirement. ie if you are a skilled migrant you will be working, paying taxes, spending money in Australia maybe buying a home and paying taxes on that, may have Australian born children in the future etc.
All benefits that outweigh the small costs of insulin and other regular checks she needs. And if you will earn enough to care for her she wont be dependent on welfare either.

All of which you can put in a statutory declaration to your CO to prove your case that she should meet the requirements.

Hi Shel,

i had a quick query. I have lodged the evisa application and have not been allocated a CO. If i have to omit my mum's name as of now. Is it ok if i just fill up the correction form and upload it or should i wait for CO to be assigned and then do the correction.

Thanks

 

[MECH89]

Thanks a lot for your advice. I read the news and flowingly this part: Visas that have a Health Waiver Provision
based on this news, it seems that they have considered health waiver for some visaes shuch as dependent parent and 190 type is not included. you mean they don't reject for the mentioned diseases (diabetic and arthritis) even for 190 visa?

I should apologize if i asked for more clarification, maybe because the 28 days period for preparing the required document will be finshed within 10 days and i really dont now what to do.

Would you please also tell me based on following items i can prove my mother depdency?
-she has no one in my country
-she is aged parent.
- my mother salary is 590000 (toman),
her expense for cloth, food, drugs, utilities is 500000.
The house we live in is officially belongs to her. However we have decided to sell it for providing the expense of migration. If she stay in my country, it means that she had to pay rents about 700000 toman per month. Therefore, if she stay in Iran her total expense will be
1200000 toman which is more than her salary.

 

[MECH89]

In the booklet of point based skills migration following condition is mentioned for depdendent family.

""You may include other relatives in your application if they are wholly or substantially reliant on you for fi nancial support for their basic needs of food, shelter and clothing and they have been reliant on you for that support for a substantial period. They must also be more reliant on you for support than on any other person or source.
A relative may also be considered dependent on you if they are reliant on you for fi nancial support because they have a mental or physical disability which stops them from earning a living to support themselves.
Other relatives dependent on you or your partner may include, for example, an aged, unmarried relative.""

Based on the bold part can the Co accept my condition even i cannot prove the wholly or substantially financial dependency?

 

[MECH89]

I submitted a short report about our situation to the officer. and he replied following mentioned items. would you please let me know your idea.

""Thank you for the information provided.

Please also re-submit a copy of your father’s death certificate ( I am unable to retrieve the document for some technical reason) and it would also be very helpful if you can provide any other official document of your mother’s dependency (ie – statutory declarations, family certificate, pension statement) if available.

Other than that, I should be able to accept your mother’s dependency. Please also be reminded that she is also required to meet the Australian health and character requirements as well as providing evidence of functional English.""

 

[Guest]

Hey that's great news, get satutory declarations asap from your GP, neighbours, long standing family friends anyone at all that can verify it.

 

[MECH89]

Thanks for your reply,
You mean he has accepted her dependency?
What is family certificate? what is exactly statutory? one friend told me that you can go to the embassy of Australia and write your current situation and sign it? is it ok?

I really worry that my mother cannot pass medical test. Is it better to ask the officer and explain her diseases ( diabetic type 2 and arthritis and 20% Osteoporosis)? Do they ask complementary test because of her age and diseases?

 

[Guest]

those conditions are not reason to fail the medical unless they were not under control and causing lots of problems that needed hospital care frequently.

yes he accepts dependency. a statutory declaration is a letter, signed by the person writing it and an official, such as a government worker, doctor, solicitors, court official etc to say it is genuine. you and anyone else can write one, your family doctor another good choice to they know you & your mother for x yrs, know you live together & that you care take care of her.

 

[MECH89]

Thanks for your aids during these weeks. Family doctor is not defined in Iran and we have no family doctor. Also, we don;t want to inform the neighbours and also our relative. Can i write this letter in embassy and sign it there.
Also, what is family certificate?

 

[Guest]

I have no idea about a family certificate, but do send your fathers death certificate its very important. Yes you can do that but do you know anyone else who could write one as well? They do not even need to be in the same city or country but if they know you both and can state your situation it would help.

 

[MECH89]

may be i ask my mother to speak with her friend in thid regard.
I had another question. when i filled the EOI i declare the residential address different from the place now we live and the postal address that i mentioned in my letter to CO.
Because on that time we planned to move to a new apartment which belongs to me and i have rented it. however, the renter could not find a new apartment during these 2 months, therefore we could not move there. If i mention this matter does it cause negative effect on my application?

 

[Guest]

No, they are normal life events. People move all the time and plan to and can not for various reasons. If they ask just explain just like you have here, that the tenant couldnt leave so you couldnt move in.

 

[Anil]

Hi all

I am planning to move on 489 Visa -TR , (grant awaited).I applied as single applicant.If i come after 2-3 months back to India after migrating and get married.Can my wife go with me to Australia even if she is working in India.If yes then which visa she has to apply.

Thanks