AAT Visa Appeal
– Has Your Visa Application Been Refused?
– Has Your Visa Been Cancelled?
Appealing a decision of the Department may be the last opportunity to bring about a just and equitable outcome. Given its importance, many people would find it difficult to know who to trust, especially when there are so many firms claiming to be experts.
We also proclaim to be the experts in visa appeals, but we can substantiate our claim with evidence.
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Client Satisfaction
At Visa Plan, we work in teams of two (2) lawyers, providing a unique safety net against potential errors.
With our robust processing system, we ensure that all clients benefit from the combined professional experience and knowledge of all our lawyers. In this way, our clients can always expect the best of us.
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Why Visa Plan Lawyers for your visa appeal at AAT?
Professional Credentials
Our Principal was a lawyer for the Australian Government at the AAT. As we understand the decision making process of the Government, we are confident that our solutions will be practical and effective.
Collective Experience
With our robust knowledge sharing system, we combine and translate professional experience and knowledge of our lawyers into our collective experience. In this way, we can keep up-to-date with recent changes in Australian migration law.
High Success Rate
The Department employs many people, and some may not be equipped to make right decision. In this uncertain environment, we are proud to maintain a 100% success record with certain visa types to date, such as Partner Visas.
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AAT Appeal Process
Visa applications can be refused and visas may be cancelled for various reasons. Most matters can still be salvaged through merits reviews.
Your case should be thoroughly reviewed for you to make informed decision on next steps. You should only appeal the decision if you believe reasonable prospects exist for the decision to be overturned.
The statutory right for merits review usually lasts for 21 to 35 days. All merits review applications should be lodged within this limit.
The Tribunal is likely your last opportunity to have a visa to which you are entitled. Your submission should be written appropriately in sufficient details.
By this time, you should have provided all written materials. Your oral submissions at the hearing should be about adding credibility to your written submission. You should understand of ramifications of each verbal representation.
This is a highly technical area of law where migration agents cannot advise or act. You should find an error of law on the part of the Tribunal, which can be quite difficult.
Appeal visa decisions of the Department
Despite a few exceptions, you will have a right to apply for review of a decision by the Department of Home Affairs. Different types of appeals can be considered in varying situations. Please see the below for further information that is relevant to your unique circumstances.
Visa Refusal
Visa Cancellation
Judicial Review
Ministerial Intervention
Visa Refusal
Visa Cancellation
Judicial Review
Ministerial Intervention