The answers were ok. We are not hiding anything from the CO and all answers were in-line with our relationship statementIt just means that it is progressing. Some embassies (I know the Australian Embassy in Cairo is one of them) interview almost all of the applicants. I am not sure if where your partner has applied is one of those embassies or not. If it is not, then you only get a phone interview if they have questions about the relationship, therefore depending on how she answers will depend on the outcome.
Generally a "positive assessment" is a good sign.I got an email from a senior migration officer after the phone interview saying that my case has been positively assessed.
So, can I expect a grant soon or wait more?
The reply from SMO because my agent objected the type of questions being asked during the interview as some of it are not relevant to the relationship. So the agent wrote an email explaining to them and a senior officer got involved saying it is positively assessed.Generally a "positive assessment" is a good sign.
Unless it's a medical assessment where they find that the patient is "positive" for some illness. just kidding.
(knock on wood)
It's good that you got advise from IMMI about a positive assessment. I don't recall receiving one after a phone call from my CO in the past.
I hope everything turns out well in your application.
hi... any updates on your application?Hi,
My partner had a telephone interview from the processing office of her partner visa. They asked questions about our relationship.
Is it a positive or negative sign? Should I expect a grant soon?
Not yet. Received no feedbackhi... any updates on your application?
Good on you that your agent is proactive. Ours is pretty useless and a bit too informal most of the timeThe reply from SMO because my agent objected the type of questions being asked during the interview as some of it are not relevant to the relationship. So the agent wrote an email explaining to them and a senior officer got involved saying it is positively assessed.
It looks fine and hope to see a grant soon.
Hi Mish what kinds of questions do they usually ask?It just means that it is progressing. Some embassies (I know the Australian Embassy in Cairo is one of them) interview almost all of the applicants. I am not sure if where your partner has applied is one of those embassies or not. If it is not, then you only get a phone interview if they have questions about the relationship, therefore depending on how she answers will depend on the outcome.