De facto - Partner skill assessment

jiza

@RheaMARN1171933 Ok po, salamat! 🙂

rurumi

Hello,

If de-facto but we do not intend to get the additional 5pts. No need na po to submit anything for my partner sa ACS, tama po ba? No need narin to take the IELTS for my partner sa Visa Application nalang po for the proof?

Thank you!

SAP_Melaka

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="rurumi">Hello,

Thank you!</blockquote>

@rurumi no need for ACS assessment if no plan to get partner points. You "might" need IELTS/PTE or any accredited english test by Aus Immig if your partner has no CEMI (or the case officer won't allow it).

rurumi

@SAP_Melaka Hello! I see, thank you. Sorry but what is CEMI?

SAP_Melaka

@rurumi Certification of English as Medium of Instruction, from your partner's University mo to makukuha

rurumi

@SAP_Melaka ah okay. This is submitted when we get the Visa application invite pa, right?

SAP_Melaka

@rurumi yes, upon lodging.

krizzymalasig

Hello po. Question lang ako regarding claiming the de facto points. Pwede ba ang gf/bf status lang but not living together?

What a de facto relationship is

You and your partner are in a de facto partner relationship if all of the following applies:

you are not legally married to each other

you are committed to a shared life to the exclusion of all others

your relationship is genuine and continuing

you live together or do not live separately and apart on a permanent basis

you are not related by family.

Your relationship can be with someone of the same or different sex.

Length of relationship

Usually, your de facto relationship must have existed for at least 12 months immediately before you apply for the visa.

Time spent dating or in an online relationship does not count as being in a de facto relationship.

Thanks sa sasagot 🙂

dyanisabelle

@krizzymalasig hi, living together is a requirement to be in a de facto relationship. Otherwise it's just bf/gf. De facto kasi is parang married na din, so your relationship should be domestic.

Lermie

Hello @RheaMARN1171933 , ask ko lng po sana. naka pag skill assessment napo kami. Both of us nang fiancé is under the same ANZSCO code. My fiancé is the main applicant tas dependent ako, then plan namin kukunin nya yung points ko. Ang weird part lng is both of us go to the same school (clasm8t kami nang college) pero yung result sa skill assessment is associate ako tas cya is bachelor, then deduction ko is 5 years tas cya is 2 years lng. Both of us are programmers rin. So parang yung points ko sa experience is 0 na kasi yun ni deduct is 5 years. Pero sabi na yung skills ko is suitable for migration under same ANZSCO as my fiancé. So okay lng bah if 0 yung points ko as long as ni accept nila yung skills ko as yung sa ANZSCO code?

Nag tataka talaga ako eh bakit associate yung sakin tas 5 years binawas eh same lng nmn kami nang work ni fiancé. baka nakulitan cla kasi follow-up ako nang follow-up sa kanila kasi more than a month na yung skill assessment hindi pah nag respond. 🙂)

RheaMARN1171933

@Lermie it's hard for me to comment on the assessment outcome without seeing your docs. With regards to claiming partner skills, all you need is to be assessed positively, meet the age requirement, occupation must be in the same list and English requirement. All the best!

Lermie

Hello @RheaMARN1171933 , yes age and English are meet. sa occupation ko same kami nang ANZSCO code nang fiancé (which is 261313) and ni acknowledge nmn ni ACS. Is that enough na? 🙂 Thanksssss

Lermie

Hello @fugu.umeda ask ko lng po ulit, kasi tapos na kami mag pah skill assessment (same ANZCO code kami nang bf ko) cya yung primary at ako dependent. Yung result sa skill assessment ko is ni deduct nila nang 5 years. Okay lng bah yun kahit 0 yung points ko sa experience? As long as ni acknowledge ni ACS yung skills ko okay nayun noh? para makuha ni bf ko yung 5 points ko? Thank you in advance sa reply! 🙂 God Bless

dashzone

@RheaMARN1171933 what does it mean by "assessed positively" basta po ba ang nakalagay sa ACS letter ay "suitable for migration"? Thank you po.

Mizai01

Hi, yung certificate of registration of relationship sa australia enough proof na ba yun for de facto kahit hindi kami nakapagsama ng 1 year dahil nag aral siya sa au and andito ako sa pinas?

Thanks sa sasagot.

RheaMARN1171933

@Mizai01 not really. You still need to satisfy four areas - financial, domestic, emotional, ongoing

jeffasuncipn

Hi po question ok lang po ba na during the EOI filing i state ko na defacto kami or engaged then magpapakasal din kasi kami after ng EOI lodge? may magiging problem po ba un sa future application namin? lalo na sa stage na na invite tapos sa visa application thanks in advance..

RheaMARN1171933

@jeffasuncipn your EOI has to be consistent with the evidences you will be providing in the visa application stage. Be careful that if you put in de facto, this means cohabitation for at least 12 months. Engaged doesn’t mean anything to DHA. In case you get an invite prior to getting married, be prepared to show relationship evidences. Otherwise, you just have to update your EOI to married after your wedding.

jeffasuncipn

@RheaMARN1171933 thank you po sa response aun po na invite prior ng schedule ng wedding namin then as advised by you po need lang namin i update ung EOI to married may conflict po ba un sa documents na ipapasa namin? so marriage cert na lng din po ang need namin i provide once updated na ang status sa EOI?

RheaMARN1171933

@jeffasuncipn if you get invited prior to your wedding and you indicated de facto kayo, then you must provide evidences of de facto relationship. You cannot simply provide a marriage certificate when you indicated that you’re in a de facto relationship. If you’re unsure of what to do, you might just want to lodge your EOI after your wedding when you can truthfully claim that you are married.

Good luck.

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