Appeals & Reviews
A visa refusal or cancellation can be distressing—but it may not be the end of the road. Our experienced team provides expert guidance on challenging immigration decisions through appeals, tribunal reviews, and other legal pathways. We help you understand your rights and explore all available options for your case.
Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT)
If your visa application has been refused or your visa has been cancelled, you may be eligible to request a merits review through the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT). This independent body re-examines your case to determine if the Department of Home Affairs made the correct decision.
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Our AAT Support Includes:
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Assessing your eligibility for review
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Preparing and lodging your AAT application
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Gathering supporting evidence and documentation
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Drafting detailed legal submissions
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Representing you during tribunal hearings
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Providing strategic advice throughout the review process
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Judicial Reviews & Ministerial Intervention
For more complex or exceptional cases, other legal remedies may be available, including judicial reviews through the Federal Court or seeking Ministerial Intervention under the Migration Act.
We Offer Assistance With:
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Identifying legal errors in visa decisions for judicial review
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Coordinating with qualified legal representatives for court matters
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Preparing compelling requests for Ministerial Intervention in deserving cases
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Supporting applicants with compassionate or exceptional circumstances
Our AAT Support Includes:
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Assessing your eligibility for review
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Preparing and lodging your AAT application
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Gathering supporting evidence and documentation
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Drafting detailed legal submissions
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Representing you during tribunal hearings
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Providing strategic advice throughout the review process
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