> George,
>
> Are you saying that if an MODL main applicant gets a job offer that it
> might speed up the process? I didn't think they did that.
>
> My husband is a mining engineer, we applied mid June. So just
> wondering in case he happens to get one of the jobs he applied for.
>
> Haley
Hi Haley,
It's a queue, but within that, since there are so many regions and case
officers, the managers have some leeway, so if you have an application
with a good case for acceleration (generally involving provable facts,
eg employer needing employee urgently) then you can put it to them, and
sometimes they'll listen. I have to add that I don't think self-
inflicted injuries such as expiring medicals or having sold a house or
having quit your job are strong enough reasons for acceleration.
From an agent's perspective, this may not work every time and 99% of
cases don't have clear enough evidence to request acceleration, so don't
get your hopes up too much, you might be stymied by the RCMP clearances
or internal checks.
Cheers,
George Lombard
www.austimmigration.com.au
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