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For skilled independent visa, in medical the only problem found is the murmuring of my heart. How serious it is ? and shall I submit cardiac echo results with my medical? can I be get rejected on the base of this murmuring thing?
I've applied for skilled independent and 've been asked to undergo medical test. I have already submitted police clearance. I need to know whether medical is the last step and is only asked when all other requirements are met? In short if my medical is ok, will i get the visa?
I have just applied to emigrate to Australia. I am almost 5 months pregnant and do not wish to have an X-Ray until after my baby is born. Will this present a problem? I understand that the application will progress but a decision will not be made until after the X-Ray. Is this correct?
We have just submitted our SIR visa application and upon submission where asked for penal clearance. How quickly does this have to be submitted? Average processing times I understand is 49 days, will this prevent the authorities from commencing the processing of our application?
hi i,ve been convicted of common assult but and now have a record i've never been in trouble before and have my own building company. the assult case was very unfair i didn't do anything just in the wrong place at the wrong time. do you think this will stop me being able to move to australia
I'm planning to travel around the US next year for six months. 20 years ago when I was 18 I received a caution for theft (of a car paking sign) Do I need to declare this and will it show up on my records?
Hello, I have been offered a permenent job in Australia and the company are going to sponsor me and my family for permanent residency. The sponsorship has already been approved by Australian government I now need to get police check and medicals done. I am now 40 but am a bit concerned about a couple of things from years ago, when i was 14 i was charged with a fire arms offence (i was stupidly carrying an air gun.. not loaded while walking home) do i need to declare this as it was a juvenile offence? And aged 17 i brought a tv and it later came to light it was stolen and i was charged with receiving stolen goods. Thankfully no other dealings with the law since then, I have worked hard to got well qualified in my trade and brought up my son. Do you think these two silly things from my youth will stop me getting my visa approved?
i asked wether convictions for selling adult mags 13 yrs ago would stop me getting a visa to the usa, the answer you will need a visa is not the answer to the question i asked. i know i need a visa as usa immigration officials have told me i need one as i have been going in and out a lot. but will 2 spent convictions over a decade ago stop me getting one?
Hi, I am a student nurse, and on the weekend I got cautioned with assault after a fight broke out. I wandred how this would affect my future chances of going to Australia or America to live?It is the only record I have and is out of character, and although I had grounds to appeal I decided not to as it affected too many of my boyfriends family?
Hi. I am Canadian and have lived in the UK for 5 years. My boyfriend of 4 years suffers from mild depression and has been on and off antidepressants for tha past 2 years ( he has never been off work for this condition). Also, 7 years ago he received a caution for using threatening words (a stupid, out of character action - result of his underlying depression). We are getting married in a few months and after that plan to begin his application process to immigrate to Canada. Do you see these 2 issues as major problems for his application?

Questions & Answers
For skilled independent visa, in medical the only problem found is the murmuring of my heart. How serious it is ? and shall I submit cardiac echo results with my medical? can I be get rejected on the base of this murmuring thing? Author: N/A
	Depending upon how serious the problem is - you may be rejected. DIMA will almost certainly request a Cardiac Consultants report for the medical officer to decide on your case.
I've applied for skilled independent and 've been asked to undergo medical test. I have already submitted police clearance. I need to know whether medical is the last step and is only asked when all other requirements are met? In short if my medical is ok, will i get the visa? Author: N/A
	Usually - yes.
I have just applied to emigrate to Australia. I am almost 5 months pregnant and do not wish to have an X-Ray until after my baby is born. Will this present a problem? I understand that the application will progress but a decision will not be made until after the X-Ray. Is this correct? Author: N/A
	It is quite a common situation. You are correct.
We have just submitted our SIR visa application and upon submission where asked for penal clearance. How quickly does this have to be submitted? Average processing times I understand is 49 days, will this prevent the authorities from commencing the processing of our application? Author: N/A
	Penal Clearances must be done within 40 days by UK law.if it is a UK PNC. Adelaide will be fine with 49 days.
hi i,ve been convicted of common assult but and now have a record i've never been in trouble before and have my own building company. the assult case was very unfair i didn't do anything just in the wrong place at the wrong time. do you think this will stop me being able to move to australia Author: N/A
	This is an area where I specialise in puting the best case forward for the applicant. The department will want to be reassured that this wont happen again or cost Australia any money. Feel free to call Richard Gregan on 0131 625 6906 - 10 till 4 over the holiday period excepting the statutory days.
I'm planning to travel around the US next year for six months. 20 years ago when I was 18 I received a caution for theft (of a car paking sign) Do I need to declare this and will it show up on my records? Author: N/A
	Not answered yet
Hello, I have been offered a permenent job in Australia and the company are going to sponsor me and my family for permanent residency. The sponsorship has already been approved by Australian government I now need to get police check and medicals done. I am now 40 but am a bit concerned about a couple of things from years ago, when i was 14 i was charged with a fire arms offence (i was stupidly carrying an air gun.. not loaded while walking home) do i need to declare this as it was a juvenile offence? And aged 17 i brought a tv and it later came to light it was stolen and i was charged with receiving stolen goods. Thankfully no other dealings with the law since then, I have worked hard to got well qualified in my trade and brought up my son. Do you think these two silly things from my youth will stop me getting my visa approved? Author: N/A
	No - I dont think they will stop you getting a visa - but questions will probably be asked - so my advice is to be as open as possible and explain it all honestly.
i asked wether convictions for selling adult mags 13 yrs ago would stop me getting a visa to the usa, the answer you will need a visa is not the answer to the question i asked. i know i need a visa as usa immigration officials have told me i need one as i have been going in and out a lot. but will 2 spent convictions over a decade ago stop me getting one? Author: N/A
	In my previous answer I intended to convey you will need to have THe U.S. authorities review the circumstances of your crime, the penalty and any factors relevant to them deciding whether or not to let you into their country. (Hence the term "apply for a visa") There is no such thing as a spent conviction in immigration law. This is an EU and Uk term relating to disclosure of certain types of offence at job interviews after an elapsed period of time. I would say you will have a hill to climb to get a visa issued.
Hi, I am a student nurse, and on the weekend I got cautioned with assault after a fight broke out. I wandred how this would affect my future chances of going to Australia or America to live?It is the only record I have and is out of character, and although I had grounds to appeal I decided not to as it affected too many of my boyfriends family? Author: N/A
	You will have to explain what happened but I wouldnt see it as too high a hurdle.
Hi. I am Canadian and have lived in the UK for 5 years. My boyfriend of 4 years suffers from mild depression and has been on and off antidepressants for tha past 2 years ( he has never been off work for this condition). Also, 7 years ago he received a caution for using threatening words (a stupid, out of character action - result of his underlying depression). We are getting married in a few months and after that plan to begin his application process to immigrate to Canada. Do you see these 2 issues as major problems for his application? Author: N/A
	I think this may cause questions to be asked. However, the way you have described it I dont see it being a refusal.