@Anil.Gupta,
Hi Anil,
I submitted by EOI for an ANZSCO code: 261311 on 16th Feb 2019 and have got additional 5 points for my work experience on 30th jun 2019. So date of effect of my EOI is 30/07/2019.
Prediction suggests my EOI expires before invite.So, Shall i create new EOI with same ACS for safer side?
Since ACS would expire in 2 years, is it okay to update the secondly created EOI with new ACS details since for both ACS and new ACS which i would apply in future(if required) are for same ANZSCO code and also both ACS contribute same points, believe EOI’s Date of effect won’t change when i update with new ACS details.
Please guide me and let me know if it won’t work!
You have not mentioned your points and who has predicted that EOI will expire? Are you talking to an astrologer
Anyways, it is your choice to create a new EOI if you want.
The EOI date of effect changes if the total points change. Updating ACS assessment should not change the DOE.
I intentionally didn’t mention the organisation name, since I have seen in different thread that you mentioned your prediction of invite is different against others
My current score is 85, due to nov point system change single applicants been pushed forward in the queue and it’s make sense for delay in my invite.
Also, currently the invite numbers are 100, 500 and rarely 1500. With this rate , expecting invite for 189(261311) with 85 points might take almost an year.
According to the latest invitation round on 11/11, job with your code was invited at 85 at the date of effect was 28/10/2019. You mentioned you’ve had 85 and date of effect was on 30/7/2019 which was even earlier than the one just got invited. How come you haven’t got the invitation…
Ps the result of 11/11 round was before the changes in points in Nov so you shouldn’t be affected by that if your date of effect is 30/7/2019. Even in the round 10/11, people with 80 got invited. It’s so weird that you haven’t been invited with that point…
Mish,I mentioned my current score I.e after nov point system change, I gained additional 5 points for my spouse positive ACS skill assessment. Before nov 16th my score was 80.
Now I can see that you mentioned it you got 85 after the change. It wasn’t just clear in your post. Anw, all the best. I think with 85, your chance of being invited is still high within next 3 months.
I do not think that 85 points will take an year for 189 invite. You should be able to get it within 2-3 months if the number of invites are increased in Dec draw.
What are the charges for creating one EOI? Are there extra charges for creating new EOIs or separate EOIs for separate states? If yes, how much are the charges?
On the Skillset webiste it was mentioned: “Your EOI is removed if you receive 2 invitations and don’t lodge a visa application in response to either of these invitations.”
Is that 2 invitations per EOI that we raise?
So if we open 3 EOIs does that mean we are entitled to receive a total of 6 invitations before all 3 EOIs are removed?
Can we open a new EOI again after it has been removed?
How is removing the EOI making any difference if we are allowed to create a new one again?
One EOI is only entitled to receive 2 invitations and if you are not lodging Visa (WITHIN 60 DAYS) of receiving either of the invites, Skillselect will remove your EOI.
Yes. But seeing the COVID situation, even getting a single invite for 189/190 is a big task and no one in their common sense will let go of that invitation unless they submitted any wrong info in their EOI.
You can open as many EOIs as you can but make sure you delete/withdraw the remaining EOIs after you receive an invite on one EOI.
It makes sense in the way that applicants/agents create a number of EOIs for themseleves/their clients and once they receive an invite, they forgot to remove “the other EOIs” submitted in Skillselect. In future, the applicant might receive an invite on “those other EOIs” and then it will be of no use to the applicant since they might have already lodged visa/migrated so this one invitation goes WASTE when some other applicant waiting in the queue (since long) should have received it. So, Skillselect deletes the EOIs after 2 years. In case you still haven’t received an invite, go ahead and create another one.
There are “n” number of people who migrates to Aus/get their PR but all of their remaining EOIs still remain in skillselect so its necessary to remove them to give opportunity to others.
For#3 I think you meant " make sure you delete/withdraw the remaining EOIs after you ACCEPT an invite on one EOI" - is that right? Coz if I prefer to wait for an invite from another State I’d not accept the invite I received and still like to keep the other EOIs open right?
Also a different query that I had was: What is the impact of a change in DOE? Are there any website links which you can provide regarding this? Thanks.
I’m assuming you are offshore, so in the current Pandemic situation it is/will be very difficult to receive an invite on 190 even from one state. I wont wait for another state to send me an invitation if I already receive an invite, I would in fact lodge visa as soon as I receive an invitation. But yes, it’s your choice if you don’t want to accept one state’s invite and want to wait for some other state.
For change in DOE, I’m not very sure of my answer but asper what all I have read/know, I believe you will fall back in the bucket with the people on the new date, so effectively moving you to the back of the queue.
