Bridging Program/ IRON Program

nanurze

Ctc na po kasi yung papers na sinend nila sakin Miss @cassey nasa long bond paper po sya ok lang po na ipaphotocopy yun at yun isend sa AHPRA?

Cassey

@nanurze Magkaiba ang CTC sa notarized copy.

<b class="Bold">Outside Australia, the following people are authorised to certify documents:</b>

Justice of the Peace

Notary public

Australian Consular Officer or Australian Diplomatic Officer (within the meaning of the Consular Fees Act 1955)

Employee of the Commonwealth or the Australian Trade Commission who works outside Australia.

Dapat notarized siya especially yung mga school documents mo or much better kung lahat ng docs mo not unless na specified na kailangan ng original copy.

KIKO

@Cassey baka nalito din yung RO sa chronological order nun Gaps,okay po.

Ito naman yun sa COGS

"In regards to your certificate of good standing it was placed under your maiden name and was not readily located, it has since been located and it will be reviewed for suitability"

Ayan nakita nila pero maiden name,vverify na siguro nila dun sa marriage cert

nanurze

@Cassey copy2 po. Yung nirequest ko kasi sa skul namin is ctc ng original docs kaya ctc as it is na sya pagsend nila sakin. Kaso sa long bond paper size sya nakalagay. Will AHPRA accepts if ipascan ko sya then print it sa AR size or have it photocopy sa A4 size? Thanks po.

KIKO

@Cassey hi need po ba lagyan ng character reference yung CV?

Cassey

@nanurze Pwede naman na photocopy mo yung original then have it notarized by an attorney in an A4 size paper. Kahit na CTC na siya, you need to have it notarized. Meron yung applicant na pinaulit yung papers kasi hindi siya notarized. Try not to deviate from standards kasi dito sa Au hindi napapakiusapan na baka pwedeng ganito or ganun.. Kung ano yung required, yun yung gagawin.

Cassey

@KIKO Hi, yes nandun sa format yun.

nanurze

Magandang gabi po sa lahat. Meron po ba sa inyong may sample professional reference? Pashare naman po kung ok lang po. Salamat po.

LovellaEllen

Hello sa lahat. May insights po ba kayo regarding the new Temporary Skills Shortage Visa (482) that will replace 457 this March/April 2018? I heard you are only eligible to apply for PR after 3 years of working professionally in AU. SA 457 kasi dati you can apply anytime. Problema ko ngayon is my BP at ACN is still this coming July 2018. SA PR nman mahirap na din. Sabi nila priority yung 190. tapos if 189, 70 points above daw yung maka receive ng invite. Share naman kung my insights kayo at kung anong plan ninyo.

ishtar

Hi po! Sa mga naka-apply na ng visitor visa, how much show money nyo?

MorenangPinay

Hi @ishtar, ung Tita had about 300K pesos in her account Nung nag apply sya whilst my other friend had about 280k pesos. Both were granted visitor visa. Based on experience of doing visa applications, you should prove that you have strong ties sa country of residence mo para malaki ang chance na ma grant ung visa mo.

ishtar

@MorenangPinay how to prove that? That I should be currently working?

MorenangPinay

@ishtar, you should have enough funds to support yourself during your intended stay in Australia, properties under your name if any, currently working or business owner, trips overseas. Basta mademonstrate mo na your intention is true which is just to visit at may mga mahahalaga kang dahilan para bumalik sa county of residence mo. Upon lodgement of application lalo na pag online, andun naman lahat ung mga pwede Mong isubmit as proof.

nanurze

Hello po magandang araw sa lahat. May tanong po ako dun sa sample template ng professional reference for ANMAC, ano po ibig sabihin nung ANZSCO code?thanks po

marcopolo

@MorenangPinay yung tita mo ba at friend both nurses na nag bridging for registration? Kasi parang ung isstate mo ung proof na ikaw ay babalik pa ng pinas, kapag tourist ka. Obvious kasi na kapag bridging program tinake mo is dahil gusto mong maging registered nurse sa Australia, so parang d kapani-paniwala na uuwi kapa kapag un nilagay mo. Kaya naguguluhan rin ako sa pagsagot ng Statement of Purpose haha

marcopolo

@nanurze @Cassey nung case ko para makakuha ng LOE sa AHPRA puro CTC lang pinasa ko. Ang origininal is yung CV kasi need may pirma mo yun. Hindi ko nga rin sinunod format ng AHPRA, d ko alam na meron pala for CV. Pero halos ganon rin naman ginawa ko, well detailed and organized. So about sa notario, until now d ko alam ano kaibahan ng notario sa ctc haha. Tapos yung part na CTC na kapag binigay sayo eh ganon na, un na talaga ipapasa mong size. Meron akong mga pinasang hindi A4 eh, ayaw lang siguro nila na halos iba-iba sizes ng papers mo pero kung ilan ilan lang at mismong PRC, University or CHED nagbigay sayo ng ibang size na CTC na, I think pwede monang ipasa un sa AHPRA

marcopolo

@nanurze or sundin mo nalang payo ni Maam Cassey. Pwede yun ipa scan mo ulit yung original to A4 and have it CTC'd.

marcopolo

@LovellaEllen san mo nabasa yan? Sa AU Immigration? So masmatatagalan pa pala aantayin ng mga naka business/tourist visa during their BP then mga nag-uwian sa pinas for PR application?

So pag ganon na case, once nasa Au at nagBBP, dapat makahanap kana agad ng magssponsor sayo ng working visa. D na ideal umuwi pa.

cucci

@marcopolo Dito sa atin sa Pinas, pag sinabing "notarized"/notario ang usual na pagkaintindi ay dapat merong nung part na "Subscribed and sworn to before me...." at ang CTC ay may nakalagay lang na "Certified True Copy" at either meron o walang pirma ng officer na nag-issue ng document or notary public.

May pagkakaiba yun sa singil. Yung may "Subcribed and sworn to..." since essentially it becomes a public document and a notary may be asked to appear before a court if it is used as evidence, nasa 150 to 200 pesos ata ang parang prescribed fee ng Supreme Court. Nauso kasi ang pag scrutinize ng mga notarized documents dahil sa mga live coverage ng impeachments at committee hearings sa senate. Yung simple certified true copy ay may nabasa ako na 20 pesos per page daw sa may Makati.

Now, para sa Australian requirements (AHPRA, ANMAC, visa application), what they require is that a public notary signs the document with the phrase "I have sighted the original and certify this to be a true copy of the original." essentially pareho lang ng "certified true copy" pero ang allowed lang na mag sign dito sa atin ay either sa Australian embassy or a notary public.

Since notary public ang signatory, tinatawag din syang notarized.

Cassey

@marcopolo Sa Pinas ang CTC na tinatawag natin is Certified True Copy which we can get directly from the issuing body.

Dito sa Au, kapag sinabing “Certified Copy” it means na someone saw the original. Only selected professions can certify documenfs here in Au like Nurses, Pharmacists, Police Officers among others. What people do here in Au is they bring their original copies together with the photocopies to whoever certifies documents where they write or stamp “Certified True Copy of the Original” in the photocopies and sign it. Most of the places are free of charge but some charge a fee.

Now, since ang Philippines is outside Australia ang pwede lang magcertify ay yung mga nasa Notary public, JP, Employee of the Commonwealth, Australian Diplomatic Officer etc. Ang pinakahandy for most of the applicants ay yung notary public so we call it “Notarized” instead of “Certified” just to prevent confusion since iba yung nakukuha nating CTC’d copy from the issuing authority at yung certified ng notary public.

To read more on this here is the link from AHPRA website,

https://www.ahpra.gov.au/Registration/Registration-Process/Certifying-Documents.aspx

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