Has your visa been cancelled or threatened with cancellation by DIAC?

Many people have found themselves in the uncomfortable position of having their Australian Visa cancelled or threatened with cancellation by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC).

The process of visa cancellation or addressing a DIAC Notice of Intention of Cancellation is complex and a cause of great stress for many people who may find themselves in this situation.  Such scenarios may arise where the visa holder is quite innocent of the cause of such notices being issued.

But there may well be a solution.  During such a stressful time, it is important that any submissions made to DIAC, in defence of any reason for cancellation or notice of intention to cancel, be carefully planned and constructed.  In many cases, it may be that the circumstances outlined in the reasons for cancellation, issued by DIAC, are simply not factual.  However, how do you provide compelling evidence that either sees a Review Tribunal overturn a cancellation or DIAC not act on an intention to cancel?

At TSS, our experienced practitioners will review your case and provide you with timely advice.  Further, where a case has merit, we will represent our clients, prepare submissions, addressing the relevant Legislation and where necessary, act on your behalf before the relevant review Tribunal.

If you find yourself in such a situation, please do not hesitate to call us for a free and confidential initial consultation.
Our Registered Migration Agents at TSS have run many successful Tribunal applications.  So, if you would like a consultation on any possible review matter, please contact us now.  

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