/ Visa cancellation
We got their visa back – 9 years sentence
501 visa cancellation overturned at Department stage for an individual with a lengthy sentence. No appeals were necessary.
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/ Visa cancellation
We got their visa back – 9 years sentence
501 visa cancellation overturned at Department stage for an individual with a lengthy sentence. No appeals were necessary.
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/ Resident return visa
Resident return visas granted (not been in Aus for 5 years +)
A third Resident Return Visa was obtained for a family that had not been in Australia for more than five years.
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/ Protection visa appeal
Successful AAT protection visa appeal
Successful AAT Protection Visa Appeal
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/ Citizenship matter
Citizenship approved (prior theft history)
Citizenship was approved despite a prior theft-related history after the client’s circumstances were argued successfully.
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/ Citizenship matterCitizenship approved (unlawfully obtain goods & drive while license suspension)We had citizenship approved for a client facing serious mutli character issues with two different types of criminal activity in the past.Read case update / Visa matter8503 waiver approval notification8503 waiver approval notification.Read case update / AAT appealAAT appeal won (Non political crime)AAT appeal won (Non political crime).Read case update / Visa applicationDelayed overseas application finally granted visaWe were instructed 3 months ago to work on a delayed visa application (above average processing time). We successfully had the case finalized within a few months!!Read case update / Visa applicationStateless family approvedNo passport. No citizenship. No police clearances. No problem! (We specialize in complex cases) Congratulations to our clients, a stateless family who have been approved migration to Australia.Read case update / AAT appealAAT Case reopenedWe successfully reopened an appeal case for a client who had been asked to leave Australia on the basis that the AAT has jurisdiction to hear the matter.Read case update