mPop:

Hi bosslady,nnbb just to get somethg straight from masperanos visa now,he has an extra 6months visa wen hes done with school so does that mean he has to apply for his PR within that 6months? and does it also mean he can apply for d post study work visa within the 6months and while working apply for PR? kindly shed light thanks

favouredme:



Wondering if its allowed to pay for OSHC for one year if my course duration is 2 years( and renew at the end of the 1st year) , i discovered it is cheaper e.g with AHM, family OSHC for a year as about 3k+ and 9k+ for two years .anyone in same boat?

bellong:


You can send me a Pm...

Congratulations.... What area of study will you conduct your research?

ewagbamio:
Hi @all
Please who has done Notarization of documents in any court in port harcourt?
I have used private lawyers in the past and the price is quite steep, usually 5k per page .
Now that the courts are open and I have a lot of docs to notarize, about 30 pages in all I believe it'l be cheaper doing it in the high courts.

I'll be grateful if anybody who has done it in Ph or it environs can volunteer info on how he/she went about it

It doesn't have to be the courts, if anybody know any affordable Notary Public in Rivers State, please kindly state it here. Can't go throwing ~30*5k away just for notarization alone

Thanks in advance

ewagbamio:
Hi @all
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lease who has done Notarization of documents in any court in port harcourt?
I have used private lawyers in the past and the price is quite steep, usually 5k per page .
Now that the courts are open and I have a lot of docs to notarize, about 30 pages in all I believe it'l be cheaper doing it in the high courts.

I'll be grateful if anybody who has done it in Ph or it environs can volunteer info on how he/she went about it

It doesn't have to be the courts, if anybody know any affordable Notary Public in Rivers State, please kindly state it here. Can't go throwing ~30*5k away just for notarization alone

Thanks in advance

bossladymo1:


I mean jobs in banks, or other financial institutions. But if you are a single guy with no kids, and no intention of furtherinf your education in the next 2 yrs, then it is worth the shot.

ewagbamio:
Hi @all
Please who has done Notarization of documents in any court in port harcourt?
I have used private lawyers in the past and the price is quite steep, usually 5k per page .
Now that the courts are open and I have a lot of docs to notarize, about 30 pages in all I believe it'l be cheaper doing it in the high courts.

I'll be grateful if anybody who has done it in Ph or it environs can volunteer info on how he/she went about it

It doesn't have to be the courts, if anybody know any affordable Notary Public in Rivers State, please kindly state it here. Can't go throwing ~30*5k away just for notarization alone

Thanks in advance

pingpong15:



Pls I really need to hear ur views about thz. Have some huddles to cross here about my work experience.
I did my nysc in a fed.organization in d agric dept.WHR I engage in theoretical and practical aspect of crops and livestock husbandry, But no payslip or tax records or whatsoever cos we are been paid in cash apart from allowiee from nysc.although i can get a reference letter from them and i still operate the account that NySC do send allowie too...and I need that 1yr to accumulate my year of experience.what can I do.
Secondly,immediately after nysc I started my own farm without any registration just normal raising layers for table eggs.and I did that for 15months before I got my present job. The issue is now what can I use to show for those experience.
Lastly,On my present job,I have my appointment letter stating my salary breakdown, requested for reference letter and payslip but to my surprise the HR said I won't be able to get a payslip of several months that they just upgraded to start using payslip last month,meanwhile our salary is been paid to our bank account. Really confused on what to do next. Its my 19months in the company.
Cc: Bossladymo.

erictack203:
@All

Welcome to the new DIPB website.


http://www.border.gov.au/

ewagbamio:
Hi @all
Please who has done Notarization of documents in any court in port harcourt?
I have used private lawyers in the past and the price is quite steep, usually 5k per page .
Now that the courts are open and I have a lot of docs to notarize, about 30 pages in all I believe it'l be cheaper doing it in the high courts.

I'll be grateful if anybody who has done it in Ph or it environs can volunteer info on how he/she went about it

It doesn't have to be the courts, if anybody know any affordable Notary Public in Rivers State, please kindly state it here. Can't go throwing ~30*5k away just for notarization alone

Thanks in advance

bossladymo1:
If anyone is willing to try using a letter instead of an English test.....Apart from getting a hold of the school's letterhead, you can also just go to your school's student affairs dept, and request a Letter of Proficiency in English. They have a template they use. They will also type and stamp it for you.

Franzeez:


Hi Bossladymo1, thanks for your contributions. I have someone who is willing to get to Australia, he is married with one kid, he is an electrical and electronic engineer, he has over 5 years of working experience in his field with telecom companies in Nigeria. He suddenly resigned and wants to move to Aussie, he contacted me but I sincerely have no idea of the process for his case. Pls any advice?

scrollmeout:
http://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Work/Work/Skills-assessment-and-assessing-authorities/skilled-occupations-lists/SOL

The Skilled Occupation List on the new website. I'm surprised to see that Urban and Regional Planners are still included on the list in spite of its announced removal on

http://www.minister.border.gov.au/michaeliacash/2015/Pages/skilled-occupation-list-updated.aspx

chuckdee13:
hope this new financial year holds alot of promise for all of us still seeking

erictack203:
@chucks.
Yes na, enough, things go better for us.

ewagbamio:
@scrollmeout,thanks I sent you a PM


@ernestudezi, thanks a lot too, but what are the practical differences between notarized and certified docs especially in the context of Australia imi plans? Are certified documents accepted in lieu of notarized docs?

NNBB2012:
For the 'Economist', you can now be sponsored by South Australia according to their latest Skill occupation list.