no outstanding docs needed from me. Is it a good thing or bad?

lauramae1011 · February 2015

Hi everyone, I couldnt help but to sometimes overthink. Anyways, I sent immi an email a week ago as I didn't hear something from the embassy aside from the acknowledgement letter. I was just emailing to know who's my co and I got this reply from them:

Thank you for your email enquiry. Your case officer is xxxxxxxx.

Our records indicate that your application is progressing. All submitted
documents have been considered and there are no outstanding documents
needed from your end at this stage in the assessment.

In order to ensure a fair and equitable outcome for all our clients we
process applications in the order in which they are received. The average
processing time for a Partner (Temporary) visa is currently between 9 and
12 months however this should be treated as a guide only. When applications
are more complex, or where relevant documents are not provided in a timely
manner, applications may take longer to finalise. Information on other
factors affecting processing times is available at
www.immi.gov.au/migrants/family/questions-answers.htm

Please wait for advice from your case officer should a decision be
forthcoming. Once the decision has been finalised, it will be communicated
to the authorised recipient immediately.

lauramae1011 · February 2015

and another thing! That email was sent last Saturday and I thought I'm already at the Assessment stage but my husband called this Monday again, A guy answered and said that my co has read through all my documents and already placed my application on queue for final decision(alam ko matagal tagal pa ang hihintayin kasi marami pa nakipila before me). Nagulat ako kasi ang bilis naman from assessment stage last saturday to queuing for final decision this monday. Could they be wrong?

JCsantos · February 2015

if you think you filed all the requirements then you don't need to worry, this guys are very systematic if they need a document from you then they will ask for it