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Hi Mr. Rusell

I received my ACS results in March with my experience to be relevant from Aug 2009 to date...statutory declarations were submitted for all experiences...in my current company I joined recently (October 2017) and don't want verification to be done as they will not vouch for me and I don't want them to get a hint of PR...so can I mark my most recent experience as not relevant in visa filing and proceed...I will still have 8 years of experience for 15 points based on the previous job that can be counted until August 2017............(I received positive assessment for current job)...

Also, I had filed my EOI under 189, ICT BA last week marking current job as relevant and received an invite with a score of 80.
a) Should I withdraw my current EOI and file a new one marking current job as non - relevant
b) Should I file a new ACS and show the current job as non-relevant
c)Any other options?

Hello,

As advised in the thread to complete the form on website, I have completed the form to contact you regarding review/check the uploaded documents for 309 partner application. Please also advise me about any document which you think should be uploaded.

Please contact me

Regards,
Henry

Hi Westly, in my post you mentioned that you had answered my email. However, I've checked both my email and my inbox, but there isn't any new email. Could you please resend the message to me via my email address at [email protected]?

Thank you so much.

drop you an email, please help to check and revert.

Hi Mr. Russell,

Maggie-May24 asked me to contact you for guidance on what visa I am eligible to apply and what thing do I need to take care of before I get started.

I would be appreciate your response in this regard.

I would cough up the money and consult a registered migration agent / immigration lawyer for their advice. My layman's understanding is you would need advice on what to declare, and if you...

It is complicated. As Westley said, get some professional advice, work out the different scenarios, costs and requirements and then make an informed decision. The options may seem...

Unless there are some special circumstances I won’t go into here, there is no legal requirement to provide any forms 888 whatsoever. However, there is no limit on how many you can provide and it...

What visa are you applying for? Your application would typically be linked to the nomination, so if the nomination is withdrawn you also need to withdraw your application so your bridging visa would...

You really should see a Registered Migration Agent to deal with such complex issues. I am unable to offer any opinion without carefully examining your previous applications, the refusal letter and...

Don’t rush into anything. Just getting married means little if you can’t meet the overall relationship requirements. I suggest you seek professional advice to work out a realistic strategy....

Indeed it doesn't and as ampk says it would be sensible to get some advice specific to your circumstances. What does your current bridging visa grant letter say about studying? If it says you...

I tell all my clients to PRINT OUT their visa grant letters, read them properly, highlight expiry dates, travel restrictions and visa conditions and keep a copy in a safe place. Not sure if anyone...

You’re not being ripped off. Like many of my colleagues I only quote and charge for the initial application. The reason being that sometimes no separate stage 2 paperwork is required, people may want...

The correct visa in your circumstances would most likely be an offshore partner visa sc.309/100. While technically the children may be able to sponsor their mother on a parent visa, it would cost...

I suggest you contact a registered migration agent for professional advice, as being eligible for Medicare would be the least of your problems, a careers visa is extremely difficult to obtain!

Why not get some professional advice, so you are both clear about the available pathways and how to go about developing a realistic strategy?

You may no longer have any visa now. Your decision letter will state if the refusal is reviewable or not. It is always risky to stay offshore for a sc. 801 decision, as you have to be in...

Apart from a price and payment arrangement that suits you, look for experience( first 2 numbers of the agent registration number is first year of registration), good communication and good reviews. ...

So you'd prefer people only listen to agents who tell them what they want to here? Even if people seem to tick all the boxes, COs still have discretion and too often applications are refused...