Tabby
Some of the information you have been given is not accurate (through nobody's fault) because the CP visa is very confusing. The visa-year runs from 1st July to 30th June. Within the 2005-6 Program Year, 3,500 CP visas are available.
My Epilepsy is controlled 130Hi Cauldrick You will have to tell the Panel Doctor about your epilepsy, and unlessyou can produce a recent report from your specialist, DIMA might insistthat you get one before they will make...
In August 2005 the POPC's newsletter indicated a timeline of 9 months on average. Over the phone, they are now saying 12 months. There could be any one or more of a number of possible reasons, and so far I have not come across anybody who has been given any reasons at all.
Therefore for my own mother, I am now buttuming 12 months. Her application was formally "received" by the POPC on 29th November 2005. allocated a CO until June. If so, then I think the whole process is indeed likely to take 10-12 months. At the moment, the silence is deafening.
Which is not joyful news for your family or ours, but I think it is best to try to be realistic with the scant information and not hope for too much. The process is hell. No doubt about it. Worrying and scary, the whole thing.
My Epilepsy is controlled 129cauldrick Wrote: Hi Cauldrick You will have to tell the Panel Doctor about your epilepsy, and unless you can produce a recent report from...
However, chin up, because loads of us are in the same boat, and most of us - including me - are wiling to do anything that we can to help you.
Gill Palmer
