Wartezeit Mail

Hallöchen,

wäre vielleicht jemand so lieb und würde uns die Zeitangabe für das
136 er p.p aus der Mail vom processing@immi.gov.au geben, bitte.
Wir haben momentan seit Wochen irgendwelche Probleme mit unseren Mails. Kann die leider einfach nicht empfangen.

Danke im Vorraus.

hey hey!

Wie moechtest du das da jemand fuer dich nachfragt oder wie?
Verstehe ich nicht richtig.

gruesse,
Julie

Hi

Julie
Wenn Du eine leere Mail an aspc.processing@immi.gov.au schickst, bekommst Du automatisch den aktuellen Status. Man braucht also nicht nachfragen.

@rooh
Hier die aktuellen Daten. Ich hab es etwas gekürzt, da man hier nicht so lange Texte eingeben darf.

Gruss, Thomas

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News

Information on skilled migration is available from the Department's website
at http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/genera…ation/index.htm

The Department put into operation major reforms to the General Skilled
Migration (GSM) programme with effect from 1 September 2007. Prior to the
introduction of these changes there was a significant increase in the
volume of applications received by the department.

The surge in applications has resulted in delays in getting all of these
applications receipted and acknowledged. While every effort is being made
to receipt these applications as quickly as possible it may take up to 12
weeks before a full acknowledgement is made.

Communicating with this office

Information on making telephone or email enquiries to the ASPC is located
at http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa-…ofessionals.htm

This system has been established to provide consistent and efficient
responses to email enquiries and you are requested not to send enquiries to
individual departmental officers regarding an application unless
specifically requested to do so.

Please note that the departmental officers who email out the
acknowledgement letters are not able to respond to enquiries sent to their
individual email addresses.

RECEIPTING AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF APPLICATIONS

The ASPC has changed the method of receipting and acknowledging
applications to improve the service provided to clients.

Once an application has been receipted it will undergo validity checking.
An acknowledgement letter with a client reference number and receipt will
be sent following lodgement if the application is valid and at this stage
you will be also be advised of your file number. As advised above,
currently this may take up to 12 weeks from receipt of the application.

The Admin team is sending evidence of receipt of payment ahead of the
acknowledgement process where e-mail communication has been authorised.
Applicants or their authorised representatives will receive acknowledgement
that the department has received their documents and receipted the relevant
visa application charge.

If an application is determined to be invalid documents will be returned
and a refund of the visa application charge arranged.

As of 20 November 2007 the ASPC Admin Section is processing applications as
follows:

Onshore Applications: receipting and acknowledging applications received on
19 November 2007.

Offshore Applications received after 1 September 2007: receipting and
acknowledging applications received on 19 November 2007.

Offshore Applications received prior to 1 September 2007*: receipting
applications received on 16 August 2007 and acknowledging applications
received on 27 July 2007.

* Applicants and representatives who have not authorised e-mail
communication will not receive separate advice that the ASPC has received
and receipted an application and will receive the standard acknowledgement
letter and receipt details in due course.

Please note that any delay in acknowledging an application does not affect
the date on which a valid application is recorded as having been received
and does not delay processing of the application.

Once an application has been acknowledged it will be allocated to a case
officer for further assessment as soon as possible, however, the ASPC
receives a large number of applications and you will not be contacted
immediately.

PROCESSING AND ALLOCATION INFORMATION - For the week of 19 November 2007

Applications lodged on or before the dates shown below have been allocated
to case officers for further processing.

Onshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)

Student/Graduate applications - Class DD and DE visas

Paper based applications: 15 June 2007 (subclass 880), 16 April 2007
(subclass 881) and 18 April 2007 (subclass 882)

E-lodged (on-line) applications: 20 July 2007 (subclass 880) and 30 July
2007 (subclass 881) and 30 July 2007 (subclass 882)

Onshore Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) (SIR) – Class UX visas

Paper based applications:7 August 2007
eSIR (on-line) applications: 26 July 2007

New Zealand Citizen (Residence) - Class DB visas

All applications: all applications are now allocated to case officers

Skilled Migration visas - All paper based applications for Class BN, BQ,
BR, UX and UZ visas
(Subclasses 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 495 and 496): 22 January 2007

e-lodged Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) applications: 17 August
2007

General Skilled Migration visas– Class VE, VF,VB and VC visas
(subclasses 175, 176, 475, 476, 885, 886, 887, 485 and 487)
E-lodged (on-line) applications: 21 September 2007
Paper based applications: allocations yet to commence

If a visa application was made more than two weeks before the relevant date
shown above and you have not been contacted by a case officer please
contact the Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre from the web page
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa-…ofessionals.htm

Providing evidence of commencing health, character and IELTS requirements

Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.

Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results.

Hi

Ohh wow das habe ich ja noch gar nicht gewusst... nicht schlecht :-)!

Mensch da bekommt man ja einen ganz schoenen text als antwort... wow... nicht uebel...!

Liebe Gruesse,

Julie

Hallo Thomas,

das ist sehr nett von Dir, ich danke dir recht herzlich.

Das Datum hätte schon genügt.

Lieben Dank

für diese Woche .....

PROCESSING AND ALLOCATION INFORMATION - For the week of 26 November 2007

Applications lodged on or before the dates shown below have been allocated
to case officers for further processing.

Onshore Skilled visas (permanent and provisional)

Student/Graduate applications - Class DD and DE visas

Paper based applications: 15 June 2007 (subclass 880), 16 April 2007
(subclass 881) and 18 April 2007 (subclass 882)

E-lodged (on-line) applications: 20 July 2007 (subclass 880) and 30 July
2007 (subclass 881) and 30 July 2007 (subclass 882)

Onshore Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) (SIR) ? Class UX visas

Paper based applications:7 August 2007
eSIR (on-line) applications: 26 July 2007

New Zealand Citizen (Residence) - Class DB visas

All applications: all applications are now allocated to case officers

Skilled Migration visas - All paper based applications for Class BN, BQ,
BR, UX and UZ visas
(Subclasses 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 495 and 496): 24 January 2007

e-lodged Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) applications: 17 August
2007

General Skilled Migration visas? Class VE, VF,VB and VC visas
(subclasses 175, 176, 475, 476, 885, 886, 887, 485 and 487)
E-lodged (on-line) applications: 21 September 2007
Paper based applications: allocations yet to commence

Danke Ihr seid ja unglaublich.

Max4Oz wie sieht es denn bei dir aus? Müsstest du nicht auch bald dran sein?

rooh ,

eigentlich müsste ich so langsaaaaam mal dran sein !

Irgendwo hab ich gelesen , die Bearbeitungszeit liegt jetzt bei

9-12 Monaten , die haben da wohl so viel Anträge zu bearbeiten .

Jetzt sind wir beim 24 January 2007 ....

Mein Antrag ist am 01 März 2007 in Adelaide eingegangen ...

Wie siehst bei dir aus ? Wann ist dein Antrag eingegangen ?

Gruss Max

Hallo Max,

oh dann wartest du ja schon seit 9 Monaten. Hast du denn wenigstens schon mal einen Case Officer? Oder hast du noch gar nichts gehört?
Medicals hast du aber schon oder?

Unser Antrag ist Ende Juni 2007 eingegangen. Genauer Tag müsste ich nachschauen. Wir haben noch viel Zeit.

Welches Visa hast du nochmal? Auch 136 wenn ich mich nicht irre, oder?

rooh ,

nee , ein Case Officer hab ich noch nicht !

Hab mal vor ca. 7 Wochen nachgefragt , ob die meine

Unterlagen wie police clearance , health check auch erhalten haben .

Da kam nach Wochen die Antwort , es wäre alles da , aber einen Co

hätte ich noch nicht .....

Tja , da kann ich nur täglich meine emails checken und abwarten !

achja , hab 136 MODL

Gruss Max