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电话不好打,还是发邮件方便。我在diac网上找onshore在布村,offshore在阿村,又在论坛里泡了好久根据前辈经历,估计我是team7/6。所以直接给这两组发email。收到自动回复,写着如果已经分co会在7个工作日回复我。但愿如此。
自动回复邮件如下
Thank you for your email.
So we can spend as much time as possible processing visa applications, including yours, we do not respond to status update enquiries or acknowledge received documents. Further information about the visa processing time service standards is available at: http://www.immi.gov.au/about/cha ... r/standards/2.1.htm
Pre-Lodgement Enquiry
If you have not lodged a GSM visa application, and would like more information, use the GSM Pre-Lodgement Enquiry Form at: http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/forms/gsm/pre.htm
Your email will not be responded to if it is related to a pre-lodgement enquiry.
If you have attached documents to an email to this mailbox (Adelaide GSM Team 7), this auto reply is confirmation of their receipt, no other confirmation email will be sent.
Regional Sponsored visa applicants – please note:
In the skilled stream, of which your visa application is a part, priority processing arrangements and Migration Program planning levels have been designed to ensure the Australian economy gets the skills it needs now. The Migration Program planning levels for the visa category, Regional Sponsored, has a limited number of places left for the 2013-14 program year.
This will mean processing times may be longer and that once the remaining places are used, the department cannot grant any application until the following program year, unless more visa places become available. Until that time, I cannot guarantee that your application will be decided in the immediate term, nor can I give an indication as to the likely timeframe. You can be assured, however, that the department will contact you when we are ready to finalise your visa application.
When contacting your allocated case officer, please ensure you put your case officer's name, the primary applicant's full name, date of birth and either the file reference number or Transaction Reference Number or Request ID in the subject line of the email.
If further information or documents are required, your allocated case officer will contact you.
If your General Skilled Migration (GSM) visa application has already been allocated to a case officer for assessment, we will respond within seven (7) working days.
This mailbox should only be used by clients to communicate with case officers about allocated GSM applications. Enquiries about cases not yet allocated to this mailbox will not be responded to from this mailbox. For information on how to obtain further information on the status of an unallocated application, please refer below.
Providing Documents
The preferred method of providing documents for applications lodged online is to attach documents online: http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa/ge ... ion-attachments.htm
It is not necessary to send this office any original documents or provide paper copies of documents that have been attached to the browser or sent by e-mail. If an original document is required you will receive a specific request to provide it.
If you are submitting documents in response to an information request letter from your case officer, please ensure that you have ALL the required documentation before communicating with us.
Post-Lodgement Enquiry
If you have lodged a GSM visa application and your enquiry relates to when your application is likely to be assessed by a case officer, please see: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/g ... ged-information.htm
Information on processing times, other useful links and current information about GSM processing arrangements can be accessed via this webpage.
If you have lodged a GSM visa application, but have not yet been contacted by a case officer, and you have further enquiries, use the GSM Post-Lodgement Enquiry Form at: http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/forms/gsm/post.htm
Skilled Migration Visa Processing Times
The department aims to process applications within the advertised service standards, however, actual processing times may vary depending on a range of factors. Please see: http://www.immi.gov.au/about/cha ... arter/visas/8.0.htm
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