Are you facing intricate immigration challenges that demand expert guidance and unwavering support?
Australia’s migration laws are known for their intricacy, and cases that involve complex factors demand a unique level of expertise and experience.
Our principal solicitor, Arnela Tolic is dedicated to handling the most intricate and challenging migration matters.
Our services encompass a broad spectrum of complex migration matters:
s501 Character Submission and Revocation Application:
- Addressing character concerns that can lead to visa refusal or cancellation.
- Preparing a comprehensive submission to demonstrate rehabilitation and eligibility for a visa.
- Seeking revocation of a visa cancellation based on character grounds.
Family Violence Submission and AAT Appeal:
- Preparing submissions and evidence to support visa applications or appeals.
- Appealing adverse decisions to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).
Health Waiver:
- Dealing with health-related issues that might affect visa eligibility.
- Applying for a health waiver to address health requirements
Schedule 3- Partner Visa Submissions:
- Preparing detailed submissions to address potential issues to address Schedule 3 requirements.
What are schedule 3 criterions?
Criterion 3001 within Schedule 3 mandates that the applicant must submit their subsequent visa application within 28 days of either their substantive or criminal justice visa expiration or from the time they entered Australia unlawfully.
Criterion 3002 in Schedule 3 specifies that the applicant must lodge their subsequent visa application within 12 months after ceasing to hold a substantive or criminal justice visa or from entering Australia unlawfully.
Criterion 3003, part of Schedule 3, is applicable only if the applicant entered Australia unlawfully or lacked a valid entry permit. In this scenario, specific requirements must be met, including but not limited to:
- Demonstrating that the circumstances leading to holding a non-substantive visa or unlawful status were beyond their control.
- Convincing the Minister that compelling reasons exist for granting the substantive visa.
- Establishing eligibility for an entry permit had they applied before becoming an unlawful entrant.
- Agreeing to comply with all future conditions imposed on the substantive visa.
Criterion 3004 under Schedule 3 comes into play if the applicant entered Australia unlawfully and has not subsequently been granted a substantive visa. In such cases, certain conditions must be fulfilled, including but not limited to:
- Demonstrating that the absence of a substantive visa is due to factors beyond their control.
- Persuading the Minister that compelling reasons exist for granting the substantive visa.
- Complying with the conditions imposed on their previous non-substantive visa or entry permit.
- Establishing eligibility for a partner visa (subclass 820) at the time they became an unlawful non-citizen or ceased to hold a non-substantive visa.
- Agreeing to abide by all future conditions attached to the substantive visa.
Notice of Intention to Cancel – Submission and Representation:
- Responding to a Notice of Intention to Cancel a visa due to non-compliance or other reasons.
- Providing a strong submission to challenge the cancellation and maintain visa status.
- Representing the client in discussions with immigration authorities.
s57 Natural Justice Letter – Submission and Representation:
- Addressing concerns raised in a Section 57 Natural Justice letter, which outlines issues that may lead to visa refusal or cancellation.
- Preparing a comprehensive submission to address these concerns and maintain visa status.
- Representing the client’s interests throughout the process.
Let’s Begin Your Migration Journey
When you choose Tolic Lawyers, you’re choosing a team of experts dedicated to your success.
We are committed to providing you with the guidance, support, and legal representation you need to overcome complex migration challenges and achieve your immigration goals.
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Contact us today to schedule a consultation. Together, we’ll chart a path towards a brighter future in Australia, no matter how complex your migration matter may be.