hahaha, i know how life could take us to unknown places and change it completely.rachiy said:done. Congrats!
Hope you guys had a great time on Hamilton Island. I was going to take a job somewhere in the Whitsundays four years ago but came to Canada instead. Lol, how different would my life be now if I had.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I've read in other threads on the forum, they just have to have received your application before the 3 month timeline on the police check expires. Otherwise it would be ridiculous, since they are taking ~70 days to start looking at applications, you would literally have to send in your application as soon as your received your police check back and hope you received it within 20 days of processing. Also - you can order the AFP checks online now, in case you didn't have that option before. Can now pay with credit card, and the name check came back in ~2 weeks.chipits said:I have another (silly) question! For photos, did you send in photocopies of photos, or actual 4x6s? The latter makes sense from a quality point of view, and at 20 cents/print they're not exactly expensive, but the application says photocopies, so should I just do exactly as the application says?
edit: and another question: I have a Queensland Traffic History for my husband and the AFP check, but the Queensland Traffic History showed up WAY earlier than the AFP check (they were ordered together but the AFP took almost two months when the QTH was about two weeks), meaning the three months on it runs out in late October. We hope to have our application submitted by then, but I doubt it will have been looked at. Will we have to get another one, and if so, should we wait for them to request it?
And this is just repeating one of my questions from the last page:
3) Will they find it weird that my husband's address will still be in Canada and that his medical check will come from Canada?
I know raichy gave me what is probably the correct advice but just asking again in case anyone knows for sure
hmm... i didn't send it with my application and i also emailed them telling them i would like to have the pr on my australian passport (which i will obly obtain after 31/10, the date of my citizenship ceremony). hope they would be ok with it.. i havent heard from them but my status has changed to "in process"... that means some nice officers have touched it?misskay said:Have I mentioned lately how brilliant the Sydney VO are?
My photocopied passport managed to get lost in the post. I emailed the Sydney VO, and received a prompt response stating that a scanned copy of the passport will be accepted by email. Scanning the passport wasn't easy or much fun, but I know that it reached it's destination this time.
Thought this may be useful info for others approaching this stage. Of course, if I could go back in time, I would have included a full photocopy of every page of my passport in the initial application (rather than just the pages with stamps).
Yep - If your file is "In Process" then they are currently working on it, and they will contact you in writing if any further information is required. The passport will be requested eventually, and you'll have 30 days to provide it. Good luck!miniejungle said:hmm... i didn't send it with my application and i also emailed them telling them i would like to have the pr on my australian passport (which i will obly obtain after 31/10, the date of my citizenship ceremony). hope they would be ok with it.. i havent heard from them but my status has changed to "in process"... that means some nice officers have touched it?