Hello everyone!
My wife is going to apply for a PR 801-100 class visa. I saw the check-list included with the application but it does not seem as though all the documents are needed for the initial application.
What documents do we need to attach with the initial application for it not to be refused? My wife is pregnant and so she cannot do an X-ray.
This is actually something which worries us- With a subclass 801 temporary visa my wife would be potentially eligible for a special benefit. We, however, have been married for just about 3 years and have a 2 year old son, which, according to the immigration website, would mean she would not need to have a 801 temporary visa first....which is not good for us, as she is pregnant and cannot have an X-ray done for the medical part of the application!
I am puzzled as to what should happen....most people would be happy to have the 801 temporary waived and be eligible for a 100 PR straight away...but if you have to have an x-ray done, and have to put this off till your child is born (she is 3 months pregnant....so.....that's a 6 month wait) and you need to apply for a special benefit (I am a full-time student on Youth Allowance) you cannot help but feel a little bit bewildered.
Does anybody know what we should do in such a situation? We were told she would most likely receive a bridging visa before 100 PR.....As far as I know, bridging visas do not allow you to apply for a Special Benefit!!!
Help!
My wife is going to apply for a PR 801-100 class visa. I saw the check-list included with the application but it does not seem as though all the documents are needed for the initial application.
What documents do we need to attach with the initial application for it not to be refused? My wife is pregnant and so she cannot do an X-ray.
This is actually something which worries us- With a subclass 801 temporary visa my wife would be potentially eligible for a special benefit. We, however, have been married for just about 3 years and have a 2 year old son, which, according to the immigration website, would mean she would not need to have a 801 temporary visa first....which is not good for us, as she is pregnant and cannot have an X-ray done for the medical part of the application!
I am puzzled as to what should happen....most people would be happy to have the 801 temporary waived and be eligible for a 100 PR straight away...but if you have to have an x-ray done, and have to put this off till your child is born (she is 3 months pregnant....so.....that's a 6 month wait) and you need to apply for a special benefit (I am a full-time student on Youth Allowance) you cannot help but feel a little bit bewildered.
Does anybody know what we should do in such a situation? We were told she would most likely receive a bridging visa before 100 PR.....As far as I know, bridging visas do not allow you to apply for a Special Benefit!!!
Help!