ExcitedAussie
Member
Yes, but my case number is in the 500's so I dont think I will be current for a while!
DV 2020 Oceania Selectees
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But still wishing uall the best God's time isthe best.
Aidyn
Well-Known Member
I wouldnt be so sure, I think it'll be sooner than you think
Mijoro
Well-Known Member
I reckon November this year.
What is your case number??So how funny is this I just received an email to submit my supporting documents too
Mijoro
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Staymelo is in the 1700/1800 range.
Aidyn
Well-Known Member
You want the $42 one, Code 33 that lists spent and unspent offences. Yes AFP
Thank you so much for always responding greatly appreciated!
ExcitedAussie
Member
Got my documents received email! Now just have to wait for my number to become current!
Aidyn
Well-Known Member
Documents received is usually an automated email, you want the one that says they have reviewed and completed processing
I also received the email requesting docs this week. Quick question, with a CN of OC2XX, if I submit my docs and they are accepted, it looks like an interview would be scheduled for Sept, Oct or Nov this year. If I wanted to postpone my interview until next year, should I just hold off submitting the docs until early 2020? Does that have any affect on my case? Thanks in advance.
Aidyn
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With a CN that low, yes you could expect an early interview and yes by holding off doc submission you can delay it.
Dolphintail
Member
Probably a stupid question but can someone please let me know what exactly that they’re looking for in the medical? Is it that we’ve been vaccinated and don’t carry any diseases?
Mijoro
Well-Known Member
There is a list of vaccinations required. They are age related here is the link
https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefuge...nation-panel-technical-instructions.html#tbl1
I got a blood test done to see which ones I needed.
The medical is long but good. Nothing too hard. Mostly they just want to know that if you have any disease that it is being treated.
You have to get down to your underwear and do some squats etc. They test your reflexes and eyes. They look for open ulcers and overall skin health. They check your weight and blood pressure and ask a series of questions. There is a pee test for gonorrhoea and a blood test for syphlis. An X-ray for tb is also done.
All up it’s pretty easy.
One think that stood out I was asked if I had ever been caught drink driving as that is considered part of your overall mental health and is a concern. I think it’s asked a few times throughout the exam.
https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefuge...nation-panel-technical-instructions.html#tbl1
I got a blood test done to see which ones I needed.
The medical is long but good. Nothing too hard. Mostly they just want to know that if you have any disease that it is being treated.
You have to get down to your underwear and do some squats etc. They test your reflexes and eyes. They look for open ulcers and overall skin health. They check your weight and blood pressure and ask a series of questions. There is a pee test for gonorrhoea and a blood test for syphlis. An X-ray for tb is also done.
All up it’s pretty easy.
One think that stood out I was asked if I had ever been caught drink driving as that is considered part of your overall mental health and is a concern. I think it’s asked a few times throughout the exam.
Dolphintail
Member
Great thanks for letting me know!