ASIC processing time?
In an ideal world that would be great but the processing times are generally out of control of the issuing body. Rather it is governed by how long Auscheck takes to come back with the clearance. Once you submit an application to them, the only response you will receive, via the issuing body is "being processed by checking partners" meaning federal and state police through Crimtrac and ASIO.
So telling the issuing body not to do anything with your application until the last minute could well leave you with no card at all whilst they wait for Auscheck.
Most issuing bodies print out the cards and send them off on the same day that the Auscheck clearance comes through.
So telling the issuing body not to do anything with your application until the last minute could well leave you with no card at all whilst they wait for Auscheck.
Most issuing bodies print out the cards and send them off on the same day that the Auscheck clearance comes through.
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I received the renewal letter and had it in the express post box 36 hours later.
Now 5 days expired.
Clearly there is a fatal flaw in the renewal system.
I received the renewal letter and had it in the express post box 36 hours later.
Now 5 days expired.
Clearly there is a fatal flaw in the renewal system.
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See my post above.
The cost for the background check is incurred as soon as it is submitted irrespective of how long it takes or the decision.
Funny how they did manage to charge my credit card and send out a receipt within a few days of me sending off the renewal, 5 weeks later still no ASIC.
The cost for the background check is incurred as soon as it is submitted irrespective of how long it takes or the decision.
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What's more 'fun', is that I have too many PRIMARY documents/IDs, but not that many secondary or tertiary.
If you don't have a permanent address in Australia that could make you seem a bit "suspicious" - rightly or wrongly
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I received the renewal letter and had it in the express post box 36 hours later.
Now 5 days expired.
Clearly there is a fatal flaw in the renewal system.
I received the renewal letter and had it in the express post box 36 hours later.
Now 5 days expired.
Clearly there is a fatal flaw in the renewal system.
Can you wear the expired one and just tell whoever asks that you are waiting on your new one? (that it has taken longer than usual)?
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Unfortunately not. I've had to organise an escort at every SC aerodrome since expiry. Not worth the alternative
Although.....
"I mean, seriously, how often do you really look at a mans shoes?"
Although.....
"I mean, seriously, how often do you really look at a mans shoes?"
Unfortunately not. I've had to organise an escort at every SC aerodrome since expiry. Not worth the alternative...
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Yer wonder just how much checking is done fer these ASIC's, they have enuf problems elsewhere...
"...Customs is beset by corruption allegations, and is perceived by senior police as a dysfunctional Canberra-centric bureaucracy top heavy with overpaid public servants. Between the AFP and state police there have been turf wars and computer mismatches.
In addition, the capitulation of the Rudd-Gillard governments to criminal people smugglers has had two critical impacts on Australia’s national security.
Firstly, it has diverted attention away from the detection of terrorists, drugs and guns. Secondly, asylum seeker arrivals have overwhelmed an already under-resourced ASIO’s ability to perform adequate security assessments..."
Poor old Abbott has got a bit of work ahead of him...
Beware the enemy within | Daily Telegraph Miranda Devine Blog
"...Customs is beset by corruption allegations, and is perceived by senior police as a dysfunctional Canberra-centric bureaucracy top heavy with overpaid public servants. Between the AFP and state police there have been turf wars and computer mismatches.
In addition, the capitulation of the Rudd-Gillard governments to criminal people smugglers has had two critical impacts on Australia’s national security.
Firstly, it has diverted attention away from the detection of terrorists, drugs and guns. Secondly, asylum seeker arrivals have overwhelmed an already under-resourced ASIO’s ability to perform adequate security assessments..."
Poor old Abbott has got a bit of work ahead of him...
Beware the enemy within | Daily Telegraph Miranda Devine Blog
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I seem to have struck a problem that I have not read about here. One month ago my vehicle, with ASIC stored therein, was stolen, the ASIC not recovered. It is a requirement of CASA and the Aviation Transport Act that I submit a Statutory Declaration, with all the details, within seven days. This was duly forwarded.
What I cannot find is any process to apply for a replacement. CASA has the power to issue a temporary replacement, but I can't find any avenue to request same.
I can't be the first to have a lost or stolen ASIC, anyone know of the procedure to get a replacement?
What I cannot find is any process to apply for a replacement. CASA has the power to issue a temporary replacement, but I can't find any avenue to request same.
I can't be the first to have a lost or stolen ASIC, anyone know of the procedure to get a replacement?
Call CASA on 131757 ask for the office that processes ASICs I believe it is the Crew Licencing and Records Centre (CLARC).
As you already have the stat dec, all you should have to do is send that off with whatever form they have for a replacement card. They will be able to tell you on the phone what the drill is.
Count yourself lucky if you walk away with change from $60.00
As you already have the stat dec, all you should have to do is send that off with whatever form they have for a replacement card. They will be able to tell you on the phone what the drill is.
Count yourself lucky if you walk away with change from $60.00
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I think the point is that the secondary/tertiary documents generally include something with an address (e.g. utility bill). Addresses, current and past, are part of your "identification" and background check process. So having proof of your address in Australia, as provided by utility bills or bank accounts in your name, serves a very real purpose that is not served by passports.
If you don't have a permanent address in Australia that could make you seem a bit "suspicious" - rightly or wrongly
If you don't have a permanent address in Australia that could make you seem a bit "suspicious" - rightly or wrongly
I do see the point, but the secondary or tertiary docs don't strictly need Australian address and I can apply for ASIC from abroad and then only have it finalised once I clear immigration/port of entry, also due to some obscure old rules. There's VEVO system on DIAC's website - they can see I have electronic visa issued. No, the old regs are old regs. What's permanent address anyway? Point in time.
Seeing the cost, I'll just apply for ASIC rather later, before flight tests.
By then, will have some Aussie address docs or Transport WA car driving licence/letters, as well as bank account.
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Before this thread gets locked away.
I received my ASIC. Took just under 7 weeks.
Apparently (varying unverified sources) the delay is due to a backlog with one of the 3 checking bodies AusCheck requests security information from.
This years 'last estimated' 25,000 asylum seekers come to mind.
I received my ASIC. Took just under 7 weeks.
Apparently (varying unverified sources) the delay is due to a backlog with one of the 3 checking bodies AusCheck requests security information from.
This years 'last estimated' 25,000 asylum seekers come to mind.
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Apparently (varying unverified sources) the delay is due to a backlog with one of the 3 checking bodies AusCheck requests security information from.
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Has anyone RECENTLY renewed their ASIC and encountered an unexpectedly long processing time? ie. > 5 weeks
I'm heading for a record breaking 6 weeks.
I sent via express post and even called 1 week later to follow up to ensure everything was correct and not short of any required documents.
No reason for the background check to be delayed on my end. Same address, no criminal convictions etc
It was initially sent off to Auscheck 4 days after I posted, some 5 weeks ago.
Daily phone calls return a 'it's still being processed by our checking partners'.
Expires tonight but need to fly on Thursday. Lucky that useless AVID still has 2 months on it.
Strange that I'm banned for going unescorted at the stirke of midnight yet you still have 7 days to notifiy CASA of any criminal activity.... should be a 7 days grace period for pending applications.
I'm heading for a record breaking 6 weeks.
I sent via express post and even called 1 week later to follow up to ensure everything was correct and not short of any required documents.
No reason for the background check to be delayed on my end. Same address, no criminal convictions etc
It was initially sent off to Auscheck 4 days after I posted, some 5 weeks ago.
Daily phone calls return a 'it's still being processed by our checking partners'.
Expires tonight but need to fly on Thursday. Lucky that useless AVID still has 2 months on it.
Strange that I'm banned for going unescorted at the stirke of midnight yet you still have 7 days to notifiy CASA of any criminal activity.... should be a 7 days grace period for pending applications.
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I'm in my 6th week now since applying. Have contacted useless Auscheck who say they outsource the work, weak excuse. I've had several ASICs before and don't have so much as a parking ticket on my clean record so will put this delay down to oxygen thieving , lazy, incompetent Public servants