LOSKYXANDER:
Has anyone been to get an aged/disabled care job in Australia after having a positive skill assessment from ACWA? I’m referring to the visa options 482 and 186

ham334488:


Thanks Viola,

Please can you list the other documents she need.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.

Thanks

ham334488:



Hi Viola,

Please, kindly share how you go about this assessment.

My wife is currently looking at assessing as a caregiver as well. And she did this oversea as well.

LOSKYXANDER:

The last I checked, I saw an occupation related to care when i filtered by assessment body (ACWA). I can’t remember the exact name, but you can try it. See if it works

dearpiriye:

Congratulations on the positive assessment. Did you use work experience or the certificate and how did you get those in Nigeria
Thank you

chemashie:

https://wenzo.wegreened.com/case_evaluation

Mroriginal:
Hello, this was Oct 2019 and we applied for baby BRP after entry in the UK in Feb 2020. The BRP was issued in the UK. Didthey allow the baby that you said came back to the UK in and for how long? Normally US citizens can enter the UK for 6 months.

Mroriginal:
Baby came to UK with my wife on US passport as US citizens are are allowed in for 6 months, and then we applied for dependent visa in the UK right after. I think its better to just apply for dependent visa right after baby is back in the UK and not wait till the 6months lapses.

semmyk:

Listen to their webinar. Missed most of the first hour. At $12k - 15k, one needs to double check and be sure of legit and credibility. On face value, they seems legit though but one must be double sure.
Their 'approach' to NIW is WOW. I would not have thought of it this that way. Following their NIW approach, even for a DIY, one should sail through.

semmyk:
Has anyone used or know about Colombo & Hurd? They claim expertise in 'formulating' NIW (for EB-2B)
https://www.colombohurdlaw.com/

Mroriginal:
Baby came to UK with my wife on US passport as US citizens are are allowed in for 6 months, and then we applied for dependent visa in the UK right after. I think its better to just apply for dependent visa right after baby is back in the UK and not wait till the 6months lapses.

feddy27:


Congratulations 🎉 renewed mine at London office as well. They asked me to send the proof of payments (just 1page each) for each child to their email because I didn’t take it along for the interview and my visa was granted

Mroriginal:
Just go there for the interview and mention you are there to renew. Same happened to my wife, she had a b1/b2 while living in another country before we moved to UK on tier 2 and she had to renew before birthing our baby in USA( Same reason as we wanted our baby to still have an american citizenship. She went to the London embassy and mentioned specifically that she wanted to renew her visa and she was granted as the VO could see she had visited previously. Also i think its good to mention you are there to renew specifically because my wife just went to the VO counter and the VO thought she was applying for the visa the first time till the VO mentioned, oh you have visited before and here to renew. B1/B2 is still same medical and visit so no need for you to over complicate things for yourself.

tahyorfrosh:


Schooling sure is the easiest, but staying after school is another case. I schooled and it was worth it.

What worked for me after I finished school was to look for roles that I qualify for in companies that sponsor and apply to a lot. I didn't even have to do the post-study because the company sponsored me before I finished. Tailor your CV to fit each application. I specifically looked for remote roles in London because companies tend to pay more in London and I moved to the midlands where the cost of living is way cheap. At the end of the day, you have your stay, collecting competitive pay with little stress. You cut out the cost of traveling and dressing up for the office. The hustle and bustle of London is out. You will have more disposable income and be able to plan your next move.

Getting that job might not be easy but believe me, they exist.

Good luck on your journey.

Obehi44:

Oh great!
But since there was no interview from the VO, was there any interview from the school?

adefund:
Can I dm you? I want to have rough estimate of the cost of IHS, Visa fee for dependents and documents to get in place, I am already in the uk and I want to start my dependants soon, many thanks

Angelswt:
Congratulations!
And Amen to your prayers.
Thanks plenty!

JDQueen:


Yes oooo
Congratulations

Obehi44:


Congratulations!

Which school and which intake?

Was there an interview from the visa officers?

Onyxfidel1:


When did your family standard own came out ( how long did it take)

Did u summit any supporting documents at Biometrics center

Viola2017:
Please is including the main applicant birth certificate and transcript while submitting visa application a problem even when it is not mentioned in the CAS

Sulee23:
Visa alert.

Student Dependant.

Submitted 23rd March 2021
Biometrics 25th March 2021
Collection mail 31st March 2021

All the best to everyone about to process or waiting to process.