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It’s very unfair how immigration is processing file people who applied in 2018 June are still in the waiting game and when we applied the processing time frame was 14 to 16 months. When individual applied for visa the processing times shows specifically 14 to 16 months then we set our goal, we plan our life ahead as the processing time. And all of a sudden after a few months processing time changes 20 - 22 months that shouldn't affect the old applicant. As per my view if Home Affairs is going to get rid of 887 visas after few months that do not mean we will get affected coz we have already applied, likewise why the hell all applicant is being affected by the changes in processing time than. The people who have applied before the new changes, shouldn’t be affected by new changes. How fair will be this to all applicant will have some peace of mind. And once we get contacted by Co's for further documentation why can’t it be finalised in months or two months but no they will ask u again more document after 3 months just to keep us shut and the document they ask is like complete gibberish. I think we should group up and contact Slater + Gordon Lawyers and tell them how these changes are significantly affecting our life. These changes are very unethical and regarding the due date at least finalise the case in given due date. I am happy to contribute let's contact Slater + Gordon.

You can contact me on 07 5493 5556 or andrew.wallace.mp@aph.gov.au. My office and I can provide help with the following information and issues: DEALING WITH GOVERNMENT AGENCIES & MINISTERS If you are having a problem dealing with a Federal Government agency like Centrelink or the NBN, or are struggling for example with an immigration issue, we can help you by raising your case with the relevant authorities. This may take the form of following up with the agency itself or contacting a Federal Minister directly on your behalf. If you are having this kind of issue I want to hear from you on 07 5493 5556. https://www.andrewwallacemp.com.au/HowIcanhelpyou/ServicesweProvide-468/ I think we should write to Honourable Andrew Wallace, MP Federal Member About the issue, in my opinion not everyone just people who have been waiting longer than 19 months stating how these changes are affecting our life.

If you been waiting 18 months and over and made a complaint and still not satisfied with the result then make a complaint on commonwealth Ombudsman hope it will help, down below is the link https://forms.business.gov.au/smartforms/servlet/SmartForm.html?formCode=oco-complaint-form I believe every job in this universe has a due date even nature do their job in accordance and in time frame. It is very unethical not to finish the job in the due date, and Department of Home Affairs deals with human emotions, which is very sensitive so case officer and the department of home affairs, needs to act humanly and at least come up with the decision in the given time.

It's 2 years 7 months and had a full-time job during all these period, But I spend 9 months overseas in and out and m missing 47 days, didn't realize when applied.

I had to visit overseas a few time, and I was sort 47 days when I applied which I didn't realize, though I applied after 2 years and 7 months regional stay, I spoke to few agents they said it's fine coz we are entitled to holiday 4 weeks in a year, that gives us 8 weeks in 2-year is 56 days but m just confused, any best lawyer please suggest me thankyou.

Do any 1 know if we got refused 887 than can we re-apply 887 again if we still have the 487 visa or is it better to withdraw and re-apply I had some complication. When I applied I was sort 47 days and CO send me to reply adverse effect on S57 natural justice. Any suggestion will be highly appreciated, thank you in advance and Happy Newyear to every 1 Hope this 2020 will bring grant and happiness.

I got this from immigration CO's letter

I got this from immigration CO's letter

Hope this will help to clear some confusion if you are unknown about these condition -: 4.1 Background To satisfy 887.212 the main applicant must have lived in a specified regional area for a total of at least two calendar years while holding one of the provisional GSM visas or bridging visas associated with an application for a provisional GSM visa. 4.2 Periods spent outside a specified regional Australia In considering whether an applicant has been living in a specified regional area for at least two years case officers should note that short holidays during which the applicant visits a metropolitan city or travels overseas, do not detract from a period of residence.

In order to be eligible for the grant of an 887 visa, you must have lived in a specified regional area for at least two years as the holder of a relevant visa at the time you lodged your application. A two year period equates to 24 months or 730 days. To satisfy 887.212 the main applicant must have lived in a specified regional area for a total of at least two calendar years while holding one of the provisional GSM visas or bridging visas associated with an application for a provisional GSM visa. Any time spent living in a specified regional area while in Australia on another visa cannot be counted. If anyone's planning to apply and has been on a long holiday I would strongly recommend to make up your overseas visit days and only apply, Thank you.

I have given this suggestion to Immigration, I think who have been waiting before June - July should give them a suggestion like this. If we keep writing them maybe our voice might be heard, and if you wish to complain or suggest immi you can be anonymous. But I didn't hide my identity. It’s very prejudiced how immigration is processing file people who applied at 2018 June are still are in the waiting game and people who applied on 2018 September got the result. We no it takes time and process but once you not finished with old files why even to move forward, isn’t it should be like FIFO process, first in first out. And once we get contacted by case officer why can’t it be finalised in months or two months and move to the next file. Applicant are stumbled with what authority is doing. When individual applied for visa the processing times shows specifically 12 to 14 months then we set our goal, we plan as it is. And all of a sudden after a few months processing time changes 20 - 22 months the changes should be applied to a new application that’s what people plan when they apply. The people who have applied before the new changes, shouldn’t be affected by changes, how fair will be this to applicant will have some peace of mind and will be a fair game.

can some 1 help me I submitted my application with form 80 my application status is received and no contacts so far. Do we need to submit Form 1221 as well or just Form 80 plz thank you Heaps in advance for help.. Complete and provide the following forms: Form 80 – Personal particulars for character assessment (554KB PDF) Form 1221 Additional personal particulars information (290KB PDF)