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If you're going to marry to improve your chances you might as well improve the odds to 100% by marrying an American :-)

Are you married to an Australian? If so you can charge to Australia. I lived in the USA on an E3 previously. The hard part will be getting an american company to sponsor you.

Sponsoring your family will take years, thousands of dollars and is a bureaucratic nightmare. This will be your life. You'll need to sponsor your family for an F2A visa (aka F21). I don't understand how to read the tables for family sponsored visas but it says 15 April 2014 in one of the...

Hey laplace The odds are so good in OC (5%?) that if you enter enough times you'll win eventually, even if it takes 20 years.

imho it's better to do it at the medical. The doctor will just give you two little shots and done.

If the stop is in Toronto, then Toronto. Montreal-Toronto is a Canada domestic leg. If the stop is in USA then Montreal. Pre-clearance is a full US immigration office. Just line up like everyone else and show your passports and envelopes. They'll tell you what to do. No need to think about...

Congratulations!!!

Going to have to disagree with you. Payment history is important, it's a proportion, so 100% on-time payments Owning a credit card a credit card you rarely/never use works fine. It'll report every month and give you a perfect credit record. The only reason you have to use a credit card is...

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Hey thanks! Of all the OC2014 aspirants who missed out I really hope you, @Mijoro , @MattWatt and (someone else I'm forgetting) get another chance!

Hi @usken go , I think your financial ideas are great. You are very responsible and I hope your countrymen follow your advice. However I lived in the USA previously, and having a credit history is a key part of establishing yourself. Just like getting a social number, bank account or drivers...

KCC flags cases with problems. Your case will be flagged as failing the High School requirement. Yes you finished high school and will show them at the interview but do you want to surprise them with that information? Also if it's a South American high school, Sydney may be uncomfortable with...

You should consider moving to the OC2016 forum if you're interviewing in Sydney since it's more relevant, despite your SA number.

In three weeks you'll probably be able to enter here.

Hi Maisy, I started in 2009 while I was still living in the USA.

As mentioned in my little story, the girl checked every single mark, running her finger down the subject result list. However I didn't fail anything so I can't tell you what will happen in your case.

No one believes that Dalia :) Before everyone thinks I am a terrible meanie, my wife was looking out the window of the restaurant with tears of happiness in her eyes, and it was so poignant that yes I took a photo. Really amazing photo.. tears like diamonds..

I'm expecting an epic report from you! You'll have had a record wait!

For people who only read this thread I posted my interview report in its own thread because it was too big. http://forums.immigration.com/threads/sydney-consulate-interview-report-warning-really-long.328319/

(part 2 - 10k character limit) Then: "Everything looks fine, you'll get your passports within a week". We froze for a second and looked at each other. Did he just say we're approved? We stepped back and forward awkwardly for a few seconds, then "thanks" and walked out. We didn't want to do...