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Post by anotherdsp on Jun 21, 2012 16:23:59 GMT 7
ok guys,i got my aro decision and it invovled 3 reasons why i failed number
1:my travel patterns( SINCE THE 1ST JAN 2012 30 DAYS OUT OF THE COUNTRY AND 76 IN AUST??SINCE 2006 83% OUT OF AUST,SINCE JULY 20011 60% o/s and 40% in aust
NUMBER 2 : LACK OF WHITEGOODS!!
NUMBER 3:I SOLD MY CAR
SO IT LOOKS LIKE I WILL GO TO THE SSAT AND TRY MY LUCK!!?
WELL i thought i would put this out there for people to see how they are looking at people in regards to what makes us a resident?? i had already passed a residency reveiw proir to this?? the aro admits my ties to australia are strong and ongoing,so he had to come up with this bullshit!!
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Post by zorro1 on Jun 21, 2012 16:46:21 GMT 7
 speechless. how would they know about your white goods. Sorry to hear your ongoing predicament. Are you getting paid whilst jumping through hoops?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 21, 2012 16:52:34 GMT 7
ok guys,i got my aro decision and it invovled 3 reasons why i failed number 1:my travel patterns( SINCE THE 1ST JAN 2012 30 DAYS OUT OF THE COUNTRY AND 76 IN AUST??SINCE 2006 83% OUT OF AUST,SINCE JULY 20011 60% o/s and 40% in aust NUMBER 2 : LACK OF WHITEGOODS!! NUMBER 3:I SOLD MY CAR SO IT LOOKS LIKE I WILL GO TO THE SSAT AND TRY MY LUCK!!? WELL i thought i would put this out there for people to see how they are looking at people in regards to what makes us a resident?? i had already passed a residency reveiw proir to this?? the aro admits my ties to australia are strong and ongoing,so he had to come up with this bullshit!! All The best with the SSAT. |
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Post by spaceyone on Jun 21, 2012 17:08:40 GMT 7
speechless. how would they know about your white goods. Sorry to hear your ongoing predicament. Are you getting paid whilst jumping through hoops? Lol, my fridge isn't running well since I moved house. I wonder if that puts me in danger of being classed a semi-non-resident. |
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Post by lynnebali on Jun 21, 2012 21:27:37 GMT 7
Definitely spacey one. During SSAT conference I was asked re belongings. TOld the I had it all stored in a garage at my sisters but she is using my washing machine.....
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Post by Banjo on Jun 21, 2012 22:10:44 GMT 7
They never asked me anything like that, their whole case was based on time spent overseas with a bit of last minute poorly presented "lack of Australian connections" stuff.
Of course, prior to 2012 the time overseas didn't matter... which was the reason they changed the legislation, which to me is still definitely dodgy because it doesn't state how long you can be away for (in total, over a given period) in black and white.
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Post by anotherdsp on Jun 22, 2012 7:33:20 GMT 7
to zorro 1,i was asked about my possesions during the interveiw.As i live with someone else they have everything i need in the house,so idid not need them.yes i am being paid up until the SSAT,he said he acknowledges my strong ties to aust,so i feel he was clutching at straws with this B/S!!
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Post by spaceyone on Jun 22, 2012 7:33:44 GMT 7
Definitely spacey one. During SSAT conference I was asked re belongings. TOld the I had it all stored in a garage at my sisters but she is using my washing machine..... Lol. Actually, you will be a good case study for this special permission for portability that they now speak of. If you have proven your residency ties enough to keep DSP, and if you are found to be able to work more than two hours, you could ask for special compassionate leave due to your grandaughter and humanitarian work that you do over there. I would be looking at those areas, if you have to appeal to the AAT. You will know what you are up against, once you receive the SSAT's decison in writing. That shouldn't take too long.  |
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Post by lynnebali on Jun 24, 2012 0:17:53 GMT 7
Hope so Spacey. What is special this special permission for portability? A lot of questions were asked re grand daughter especially in regards to who was the primary carer which is me of course.
Nothing significant was mentioned re the times I have been out of Australia which is woeful. I womder how many residency cases SSAT has overturned? Besides Banjo anyone else?
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Post by spaceyone on Jun 24, 2012 5:23:16 GMT 7
Hope so Spacey. What is special this special permission for portability? A lot of questions were asked re grand daughter especially in regards to who was the primary carer which is me of course. Nothing significant was mentioned re the times I have been out of Australia which is woeful. I womder how many residency cases SSAT has overturned? Besides Banjo anyone else? Hil Lynne. You would have to research what this means. I had noticed it recently when posting about portability. It is a requirement under both the Social Security (Administration) Act 1999[15] and the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999[16] that if a person intends to leave Australia they are required to notify of their intention to do so. There will be some payment recipients who have the means to take a temporary absence from Australia for a period of more than six weeks. In such cases, payment will probably be able to be made for the initial six weeks and then the person will need to reapply upon return. Currently, for a few payments, there is the capacity to allow an extension of payment beyond 13 weeks on a case-by-case basis.[17] It is probable this facility will also apply to this proposed reduced portability period. [17]. The discretion to extend portability applies to DSP, Newstart Allowance, CP and Partner Allowance. I imagine you would apply to the secretary, of Centrelink, requesting that you be allowed to spend vast chunks of time there, until the child is old enough to care for herself. |
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