We’ve just had two more partner visa grants today. Both Subclass 300 Prospective Marriage Visa applications, actually.
One took 9 1/2 months. The second one took 10 months.
Long, hard wait. No question about it. And no feedback during that time from the Embassy. It’s tough, but that’s the way it works.
What matters? What matters is that the visa applications were granted! I’ve just sent the visa application notices through to the clients about five minutes ago, and the next time they all check their emails there will be an eruption of happiness the likes of which they would rarely have experienced before ever! This is life-changing stuff, and once again (actually twice again) the team at Down Under Visa pulled it off. Four peoples lives will change for the better, and we’ve had the privileged of being a part of it!
Right now I will thank those four clients for their trust in us….a trust we do NOT take lightly. I thank them for not “shooting the messenger” and giving us a hard time over things we cannot influence. We can do all we can to prevent errors in your applications, but we can’t control the speed of the processing. And what matters in the long run is the end-result. Two new families will soon begin in Australia, with hopefully 1/2 a dozen children in each one! This is what matters!
To those clients still waiting? Keep your eyes on the prize at the end! It will happen!
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Hopefully ours will be so soon too. It will be 10mos on 14th. Congratulations.