Hi,
I am creating this thread as I had searched such cases on forums but i did not found any such case.
If any one (Senior or Junior) can put some light on it I will be glad and it will be very helpful to me and other new comer who may suffer in such situation.
The story start now After a long wait for medical clearance when I saw "No health examinations are required for this person for this visa subclass based on the information provided to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship" on eVisa page i emailed to my Co to confirm about medical clearance, who told me once our medical will be clear I will have to pay the VAC2.
She replied with positive answer that our medicals have been cleared and she attached an invoice of VAC2 payment, after a day I paid the VAC2 payment and informed the CO on Friday (before weekend) that i have done the payment of VAC. After 2 days I got the reply on Monday ( where i was supposing & anxious that i ll be getting grant letter as i read on other threads after medical and vac2 they got grant letter ).
It was very strange & sad for me that CO gave thanks for the payment for VAC2 and after that she mentioned that my application is currently undergoing external checks ( at the end i have pasted the response from my CO ).
The question is that at this stage when all my requirements have been met ( even she had put TRIM in the subject line of that email ) why my application went to external checks & she never asked for form 80 (as i read on other thread that form 80 is normally demanded for SC). I am really wondering whats going on either CO is mistakenly told me that your application is going for checks (Hope it is mistakenly but i won't be i am just giving false justification to my heart here) because my subclass is 190 as its current processing timeline are 6 months.
Will anyone be able to clear my concerns ????
My CO replied below today (Monday)
I am creating this thread as I had searched such cases on forums but i did not found any such case.
If any one (Senior or Junior) can put some light on it I will be glad and it will be very helpful to me and other new comer who may suffer in such situation.
The story start now After a long wait for medical clearance when I saw "No health examinations are required for this person for this visa subclass based on the information provided to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship" on eVisa page i emailed to my Co to confirm about medical clearance, who told me once our medical will be clear I will have to pay the VAC2.
She replied with positive answer that our medicals have been cleared and she attached an invoice of VAC2 payment, after a day I paid the VAC2 payment and informed the CO on Friday (before weekend) that i have done the payment of VAC. After 2 days I got the reply on Monday ( where i was supposing & anxious that i ll be getting grant letter as i read on other threads after medical and vac2 they got grant letter ).
It was very strange & sad for me that CO gave thanks for the payment for VAC2 and after that she mentioned that my application is currently undergoing external checks ( at the end i have pasted the response from my CO ).
The question is that at this stage when all my requirements have been met ( even she had put TRIM in the subject line of that email ) why my application went to external checks & she never asked for form 80 (as i read on other thread that form 80 is normally demanded for SC). I am really wondering whats going on either CO is mistakenly told me that your application is going for checks (Hope it is mistakenly but i won't be i am just giving false justification to my heart here) because my subclass is 190 as its current processing timeline are 6 months.
Will anyone be able to clear my concerns ????
My CO replied below today (Monday)
You have now provided all requested information/documentation for your application.
Please note that your application is currently undergoing external checks that are being performed by another Government Agency. Once these checks have been finalised I will be able to decide your application.
I appreciate your patience in the meantime.