Australian Citizenship - Ministerial discretion(discretion 5)

MysticRiver

Administrator
Staff member
Messages
16,058
Points
113
Well, it's not something listed, but as the name suggests, it's totally at ministers discretion.
 

MysticRiver

Administrator
Staff member
Messages
16,058
Points
113
Maybe family, employment etc.? Not sure though.
 

pollyhoprn

Newbie
Messages
1
Points
1
Timeline missing
Well, it's not something listed, but as the name suggests, it's totally at ministers discretion.
I am an Australian citizen since 1995, I got married with my wife in 2003. I bought an apartment under my name in 2017 and pay vacant property tax since then, we bought a slot of land this year under joint ownership. My wife visited Australia for a few times since we got married and stayed for a couple of days each time. We have two children, one is 16, the other is 13, both are aussie citizen. My wife just applied for citizenship under ministerial discretion. What is the chance of approval ?
 
Hi Aaron,

I applied under ministerial discretion 5 on 10 March 2017 with almost the same situation as yours. I've passed my citizenship test on 13 September 2017. I am currently waiting for my approval letter, so fingers crossed!
I know this is an old post - but any chance you can help me with what to write in my letter to the minister as we are the same situation. Thanks
 

Akachef

Newbie
Messages
1
Points
1
Timeline missing
Hi Aaron,

I applied under ministerial discretion 5 on 10 March 2017 with almost the same situation as yours. I've passed my citizenship test on 13 September 2017. I am currently waiting for my approval letter, so fingers crossed!
Hey Shisa,
Congratulations.
How long were you away from Australia? Could you please share more info about your application
Do you think more applications are successful via ministerial discretion?
Thanks
 
Consider before posting:
  • Do not post the same thing in multiple places.
  • No personal contact and/or non-English phrase is allowed.
  • Always post in a relevant thread or open a new one.
  • Better to use the reactions in a post to congratulate/thank.
Top