09-26-2006, 12:27 PM

> Hi, I'm recent graduate in Australia and just sent my application
> today to ACS to have my skill assessment. I'm wondering how long it
> usually take to get the result cause my medical check might be expired
> soon before i can lodge PR application. Thanks.

Hi,

Mine took about 8 weeks, once they received the second batch of
paperwork they requested.

Good luck

H

09-29-2006, 08:08 AM

> My status has changed as of today to 'With assessor', in addition to
> this I now have a footnote on the webpage informing me :
>
> 'Please allow up to 10 days if living in Australia or 21 days for
> overseas for your result letter to arrive.'
>
> I am REALLY bricking it now LOL!!!!!

SNAP :-)

Excellent news for us on checking the ACS site this morning. Very
chuffed, and all of a sudden crappng ourselves and asking "what if they
say no?" What are we like (rolls eyes)? lol

Gil

09-29-2006, 08:35 AM

> SNAP :-)
>
> Excellent news for us on checking the ACS site this morning. Very
> chuffed, and all of a sudden crappng ourselves and asking "what if
> they say no?" What are we like (rolls eyes)? lol
>
> Gil

Excellent news Gil,

I been going home every lunch time to check the mail oO

I been the same, thinking what if............I keep having to read over
my app and telling myself it's got a strong chance of a + result, and if
it does fail then it's not the end of the world

(although I may have
to go postal on a few people here @ work LOL)

Im really routing for u & the OH Gil, I know ur relying on
this...................looking @ other people's time lines, for UK
applicants I see most peoples apps are taking four days from changing
staus to landing on the door step...................today is day 4
for me!!!!!!

Good luck, we shud both know really soon

09-29-2006, 08:46 AM

> Excellent news Gil,
>
> I been going home every lunch time to check the mail oO
>
> I been the same, thinking what if............I keep having to read
> over my app and telling myself it's got a strong chance of a + result,
> and if it does fail then it's not the end of the world

(although I
> may have to go postal on a few people here @ work LOL)
>
> Im really routing for u & the OH Gil, I know ur relying on
> this...................looking @ other people's time lines, for UK
> applicants I see most peoples apps are taking four days from changing
> staus to landing on the door step...................today is day 4 for
> me!!!!!!
>
> Good luck, we shud both know really soon

Day 4 OMG - you going homa at lunch time then? :-)

Fingers crossed.

Gill

09-29-2006, 08:57 AM

> Day 4 OMG - you going homa at lunch time then? :-)
>
> Fingers crossed.
>
> Gill

I tell u wot Gill, I wouldnt have even come in this morning if the
postman ever got round to our house before 11am

09-29-2006, 12:31 PM

> Day 4 OMG - you going homa at lunch time then? :-)
>
> Fingers crossed.
>
> Gill

I just got back from home, and OMFG!!!!!!!! I got a + result, for group
B.

I had a good cry, a good laugh and then phoned family and friends.

It's been 7 years since I got back from Aus and decided I wonted to
emigrate, with no skills or qualifications...............it just feels
like all those years of hard work have paid off.

After a few (15 or so) drinks tonight, it's on with the 138 application.

Hope to hear your good news early next week Gill, and gd luck to every
one waiting

09-29-2006, 12:52 PM

> I just got back from home, and OMFG!!!!!!!! I got a + result, for
> group B.
>
> I had a good cry, a good laugh and then phoned family and friends.
>
> It's been 7 years since I got back from Aus and decided I wonted to
> emigrate, with no skills or qualifications...............it just feels
> like all those years of hard work have paid off.
>
> After a few (15 or so) drinks tonight, it's on with the 138
> application.
>
> Hope to hear your good news early next week Gill, and gd luck to every
> one waiting

That's fantastic Cardos. Well done. After all that work you certainly
deserve it.

Fingers crossed we'll hear next week, and that we'll both be October
2006 applicants :-)

Looks like it was worth going home then ;-) Bet you get NO work done
this arvo :-) lol

Gill

09-29-2006, 01:30 PM

> That's fantastic Cardos. Well done. After all that work you
> certainly deserve it.
>
> Fingers crossed we'll hear next week, and that we'll both be October
> 2006 applicants :-)
>
> Looks like it was worth going home then ;-) Bet you get NO work done
> this arvo :-) lol
>
> Gill

hehehehehehehehe......how well u know me LOL, all I can do is browse BE,
and grin alot

09-29-2006, 02:10 PM

> hehehehehehehehe......how well u know me LOL, all I can do is browse
> BE, and grin alot

Never mind grinning, get that visa application filled out :-)

09-29-2006, 07:26 PM

congratulationn herrchook
From
Atiq

herrchook wrote:
> > I just got back from home, and OMFG!!!!!!!! I got a + result, for
> > group B.
> >
> > I had a good cry, a good laugh and then phoned family and friends.
> >
> > It's been 7 years since I got back from Aus and decided I wonted to
> > emigrate, with no skills or qualifications...............it just feels
> > like all those years of hard work have paid off.
> >
> > After a few (15 or so) drinks tonight, it's on with the 138
> > application.
> >
> > Hope to hear your good news early next week Gill, and gd luck to every
> > one waiting

>
> That's fantastic Cardos. Well done. After all that work you certainly
> deserve it.
>
> Fingers crossed we'll hear next week, and that we'll both be October
> 2006 applicants :-)
>
> Looks like it was worth going home then ;-) Bet you get NO work done
> this arvo :-) lol
>
> Gill
>
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