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| Re: Applying for PR, Form 1221 confusing
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Posted on: Thu, 01 Dec 2005 09:35:36 +0000
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> Hi everyone,
> This place has been a real lifesaver, it's been roughly 2 years since
> being granted temporary residence on a spouse visa.
> We're now working our way through 2nd stage for subclass 100/110.
> which isn't as daunting as the first but I have found some confusing
> details I hope someone can help clarify. (much appreciated)
>
> On form 1221, Part B -Travel Details.
> The questions they ask and that are stumping me are:
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> 1) "What is the general purpose of your journey/ furthur stay? "
> I'm inclined to simply write -to be with my husband (to that effect)-
> but I'm not sure if thats the best.
>
> 2)"how long do you intend to stay in Australia?"
> And there's actual dd/mm/yy
>
> Do I need to give a definite date?
> how do I know until which date I want to stay? Indefinite??
>
> 3)"Give details of each place you intend to stay in Australia
> including the length and purpose of each stay. It gives me four
> different boxes underneath to state where I plan to stay and from
> date to date."
>
> I've been here for 2 years and am not exactly planning on moving
> around at the moment..what is the purpose of this question? and can I
> just put N/A.
>
>
> 4)"Are you funding your trip?"
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> HUH?
> What trip?
>
> I'm assuming these are all related to people applying outside
> australia, but it doesnt tell me to skip over them if Im applying in
> Australia or anything. Id be grateful for any kind of clarification or
> confirmation or that I can just write N/A.
> Thank You in advance
>
> -Lilia
LL,
The 1221 is a generic form, so you'll have to use some common sense and
excuse some of the questions.
Just give the obvious answers ("to be with hubby" won't be too far from
what I'd recommend). "Indefinite" sounds good when asked how long you
want to stay in Australia - if that's what you plan to do; but I'd say
give your present address as the place you intend to stay.
Are you funding your trip? Just answer yes or no, depending on your
situation.
Peter
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This post is an expression of opinion and is neither legal nor
immigration advice.
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