Ray

On 12/23/2019 at 11:53 AM, Maninder said:

Hi congrats on grant may I ask what phone no you called and made complain as you and me have same application date and first contact but haven’t received anything from immigration 

The one on the website 131 881 

On 12/23/2019 at 1:23 AM, Kazi Sonia Afroze said:

Did they send you any acknowledgment email after you complaint?

Yes from the Global delivery centre 

Grant! 
Family of 3, spouse, child 4 year old and I.

Date applied 19/08/2018

First contact : 13/11/2019 CO Rajani

Grant : 17/12/2019 CO Rajani

asked for Payslips and Proof of residence for initial 1 year.

I contacted department on phone, left and feedback and also filed a complaint for slow pace of visa processing time.

On 12/2/2019 at 5:11 PM, BoddyFam said:

How many signatures do you need for it to be presented?

I am not sure, but guess more the better, as last date is 25 of this month if there are enough signatures the committee might consider to take it up to the discussion.

3 hours ago, Jays0n16 said:

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.

That’s why please sign the petition I had shared earlier https://www.aph.gov.au/petition_list

12 hours ago, Satish said:

 

Yes mate you are a resident and can sign if you are living in Australia 

Hi Kawya, 

Absolutely agree to the points you made.

Unfortunately the Skilled migrants are “Political Orphans” neither we are citizens so a political party sees us as a vote bank nor are we refugees whom western media have a soft corner. 

But the the petition of change org is not that impactful. So the link below may help in which someone had filed an e petition to the Australian House of Representatives. In which if it get enough signatures by 25/Dec/2019 it will be presented to the house and may referred to the relevant minister. 
So kindly request all concern migrants to take this opportunity as get as many signatures for this petition as possible.

https://www.aph.gov.au/petition_list

search for the Petition EN1173 - Requesting to reduce the processing time for 887 visa