Where's my new ASIC?
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: in a sorry state of permit-icitus
Posts: 120
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
AoA and Islander Jock..... They got me on a good day plus the uniform / car / flashing lights.... next time I'm putting on the angry eyes if I get the same crap.
Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Sandpit
Posts: 74
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Society is to blame!
My Sydney Airport issued ASIC expires end of Jul07.
Spoke to CASA and asked for a renewal and was advised I would need to go through the full process and pay FULL PRICE ($180). Process would take up to six weeks, and if they did not delivery the card in time then it would be my responsibility to obtain Aerodrome Operator approval and a temporary pass from every aerodrome that I landed. MORONS
Spoke to Sydney Airport and asked for a renewal and advised process is being held up by Federal Police (in negotiations to reduce three week check down to threee days). Once FedPol have committed to the improved service then Sydney Airport will send out reminder, and turn around in under two weeks. RENEWAL PRICE will be less than CASA(about $150), and you can use the expired pass at Sydney Airport until new card arrives.
Spoke to CASA and asked for a renewal and was advised I would need to go through the full process and pay FULL PRICE ($180). Process would take up to six weeks, and if they did not delivery the card in time then it would be my responsibility to obtain Aerodrome Operator approval and a temporary pass from every aerodrome that I landed. MORONS
Spoke to Sydney Airport and asked for a renewal and advised process is being held up by Federal Police (in negotiations to reduce three week check down to threee days). Once FedPol have committed to the improved service then Sydney Airport will send out reminder, and turn around in under two weeks. RENEWAL PRICE will be less than CASA(about $150), and you can use the expired pass at Sydney Airport until new card arrives.
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Earth
Age: 52
Posts: 242
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Casa charged $135....I think
I believe if you are a member of RAA its as low as $95 and some other organisations, but I guess thats about the base cost.
We need a better renewal process.......in fact do we need it at all?
SQ
I believe if you are a member of RAA its as low as $95 and some other organisations, but I guess thats about the base cost.
We need a better renewal process.......in fact do we need it at all?
SQ
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: In the Hangar
Posts: 117
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Recognition of other security qualifications.
And how come ASICs are only valid for 2 years? I work for a federal govt organisation and am required to hold a "Secret" level security clearance that is valid for 3 years. It would also be nice to be able to use that clearance to cut through alot of red tape to get the ASIC. ie just send in proof of the govt req'd one and bingo ASIC is yours.
Maybe its too much to ask govt depts to talk to each other that much, but in some instances they definitly do (like Centrelink and ATO).
Remember, Big brother is watching you .
(But only when he wants too).
Maybe its too much to ask govt depts to talk to each other that much, but in some instances they definitly do (like Centrelink and ATO).
Remember, Big brother is watching you .
(But only when he wants too).
Bugsmasherdriverandjediknite
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Bai, mi go long hap na kisim sampla samting.
Posts: 2,849
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Hooooly smokes. I just got my ASIC. third application, two years after my initial application, and five months after the last one. and its valid for a full two years from the date of issue.
on with the stripes and ASIC and off to the shopping center to pick up chicks for me.
on with the stripes and ASIC and off to the shopping center to pick up chicks for me.
I'll get me coat......
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Gold Coast, Australia.
Age: 51
Posts: 532
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
A good news story for a change.
Just received my new ASIC from CASA, TWO WEEKS from the day I sent in the application, that's right, TWO WEEKS! My first ASIC took six months!
I found the application form pretty straight forward and have access to a lawyer at work so getting the documents verified was no problem. I also took my own photo with a digital camera, sized it correctly on Photoshop and then printed it out at home on my printer (on high quality photo paper of course) which saved me the cost of passport photos.
To top it off, the company I work for covered the cost!
CH
Just received my new ASIC from CASA, TWO WEEKS from the day I sent in the application, that's right, TWO WEEKS! My first ASIC took six months!
I found the application form pretty straight forward and have access to a lawyer at work so getting the documents verified was no problem. I also took my own photo with a digital camera, sized it correctly on Photoshop and then printed it out at home on my printer (on high quality photo paper of course) which saved me the cost of passport photos.
To top it off, the company I work for covered the cost!
CH