Immigration

Jameson Law represented an applicant in a successful Administrative Review Tribunal review of a character grounds visa cancellation involving an extensive criminal history and adverse police intelligence.

Jameson Law represented a client in an Administrative Review Tribunal migration review. The ART set aside the adverse decision and remitted the matter to the Department of Home Affairs for reconsideration.

Jameson Law assisted a Subclass 820 visa holder to obtain a permanent Subclass 801 partner visa after separation by addressing the applicable child-related criteria.

Jameson Law assisted a client whose Student visa was at risk after they ceased studying. The confirmed outcome was that the client’s visa was preserved.

Jameson Law assisted a client whose Visitor visa applications had been refused multiple times. After reviewing the earlier decisions, obtaining supporting documents and preparing detailed legal submissions, the further application was granted.

An Australian Partner visa applicant with a criminal record may face detailed character assessment, but refusal is not automatic. This success story explains how evidence addressing past offending, rehabilitation and current circumstances supported a visa grant.

Jameson Law assisted a Partner visa applicant after relationship breakdown and psychological family violence. Detailed submissions and supporting evidence addressed the Department’s request, and the Partner visa was granted.