I am writing this letter to advise that I have a skills assessment from the Australian Computing Society (ACS) showing my skills are suitable for migration under ASCO code 2231-79(C Specilist) which is listed on the MODL as "Computing Professional - specialising in C++/C#/C". With this assessment I am entitled to priority processing under the CSL.
The ACS skills assessment letter has been attached to my eVisa application.
Thanks & Best Regards,
XXX
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Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for your e-mail in relation to your visa application under
Australia’s General Skilled Migration program.
This information has been attached to your visa application for your case
officer’s attention. Your case officer may contact you if they require any
additional information.
For any further enquiries about the application you have lodged please
refer to our website using the following link http://www.immi.gov.
au/contacts/visa-enquiries/professionals.htm
Yours sincerely,
J.Fong
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
Thank you for your e-mail about your visa application under Australia’s General Skilled Migration program.
The information you provided has been attached to your visa application.
At this stage your file has not been allocated to a case officer.
From 1 January 2009, the new Ministerial Direction gives priority processing to applications strictly in the following order:
1. employer sponsorship; then
2. State or Territory Sponsorship; then
3. an occupation on the Critical Skill List (CSL); then
4. Business Skills; then
5. an occupation on the MODL; and then
6. All other applications
The ASPC is currently in the process of identifying and allocating all State or Territory Sponsored applications. Once these are all completely allocated, only then will cases with occupations on the CSL commence allocation and not until after all CSL applications are allocated will we be able to look at the remaining application priorities. Any further updates to our new processing priorities will be posted on the DIAC website which we encourage you to review on a regular basis.
Please see - http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-
migration/whats-new.htm
Applications that do not fit in the priority list will still be processed and applications that are allocated to case officers and not in the priority list will continue to be processed.
For information on current allocation dates of applications, please send a blank email to: aspc.processing@immi.gov.au
You will receive the information by auto reply. We update this information weekly.
Once your application has been allocated to a case officer the check lists will be updated and you will receive further instructions if we require any additional documents to process your application.
We appreciate your patience.
For any further enquiries about the application you have lodged please refer to our website using the following link http://www.immi.gov.
au/contacts/visa-enquiries/professionals.htm
Yours sincerely,
S Karthikeyan
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
Thank you for your e-mail in relation to your visa application under
Australia’s General Skilled Migration programme.
This information has been attached to your visa application for
attention. An officer may contact you if they require any additional
information.
For any further enquiries about the application you have lodged please
refer to our website using the following link http://www.immi.gov.
au/contacts/visa-enquiries/professionals.htm
Thank you for your e-mail in relation to your visa application under
Australia’s General Skilled Migration programme.
This information has been attached to your visa ...
跟我的好像用词不太一样:
This information has been attached to your visa application for your case
officer’s attention. Your case officer may contact you if they require any
additional information.