The total number of EOIs in submitted status 190 NSW state nomination for the ANZSCO code 261313(Software Engineer) as at 3rd March 2020

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Dear Department of Home Affairs,

Could I get data of the total number of EOIs in submitted status in the skill select system for Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190)- NSW state nomination for the ANZSCO code 261313(Software Engineer) across 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100 and 105 points who are living in NSW, and have been employed in NSW as at 3rd March 2020

Yours faithfully,

sandy

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Dear Sandy

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Dear Department of Home Affairs,

Yours faithfully,
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Hi FOI officer,

Thank you for your email, I agree with your purpose of extending the time frame. I look forward to hearing from you in the near future .

Yours sincerely,

sandy

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12 April 2020

Dear Sandy

Freedom of Information (FOI) request - Access Decision

I refer to the following request for access to a document under the
Freedom of Information Act 1982 (the FOI Act), received by the Department
of Home Affairs (the Department).

+---------------------------+
|Reference |Scope |
|Number | |
|-----------+---------------|
|FA |Data of the |
|20/03/00364|total number of|
| |EOIs in |
| |submitted |
| |status in the |
| |skill select |
| |system for |
| |Skilled |
| |Nominated visa |
| |(subclass 190)-|
| |NSW state |
| |nomination for |
| |the ANZSCO code|
| |261313(Software|
| |Engineer) |
| |across 70, 75, |
| |80, 85, 90, 95,|
| |100 and 105 |
| |points who are |
| |living in NSW, |
| |and have been |
| |employed in NSW|
| |as at 3rd March|
| |2020. |
+---------------------------+

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