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Have you received a Natural Justice Letter?
The people at immigration are not so bad. Usually, you will receive the letter under section 57 of the Migration Act when a case officer has formed a view that they should refuse your visa application.
The Department is being kind. The purpose of the section 57 letter (also known as a Natural Justice Letter) is to allow you to recover from a likely refusal position.
It could be that the decision-maker has missed something fundamental. Or something critical to the application simply does not appear on the Departmental file.
It could also be that the case officer is not satisfied that you have met very basic requirements. This could be either at the time of your application or the time of the Department’s decision.
This letter is an opportunity for the case officer to be fair with you. Yes, they can be nice! What you need to do is to ensure that your application does have merits given the concern or multiple concerns raised by the departmental officer in their letter.
If your application does not have merit, you might be better off withdrawing your application.
Whether you should respond to the Natural Justice Letter or you should simply withdraw the application it’s something that requires careful consideration.
One thing that I see all the time is people providing far more information than is required in relation to the letter.
Providing the wrong information or too much information or information responses that are not properly worded, or which do not address the point being raised will certainly prejudice your already weak position.
To discuss how best to respond to a Natural Justice Letter, please book a consultation with me.
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Hello, I applied for a tourist visa for my family to visit me in Australia through an exchange agency. My brother’s visa was denied due to immigration sending letter s57 requesting proof of veracity of bank statements provided. However, the agent who was applying for the visa did not verify this letter and so the visa was denied without being able to justify the authenticity of the documents provided. Is it possible to apply the visa again? Are there any chances of a new application being approved and providing the documents more clearly?
Sir I received S57 natural justice from Australian embassy due to unintentionally false information about Canada refusal in 2019. Because I am unaware of that refusal because at that tym I am continuing my medical degree. So what is the possible solution of it. Please guide.
I got s57 natural justice because my agent doesn’t mention the previous visa refusal. Please tell me what will be chances of getting visa after this?
Hi I received a Justice letter; which I applied for subclass 600 tousist visa:
The immigration Dept has received credit le third party information and suggeT that I I have previously
For a fee produced bogus documents (employment) and provides these to other PNG nationals to submit as part of their visa.
For a fee, facilitated the illegal work of PNG nations on farm in Australia.
Iam aware that I signed a letter conformation her job employment to one of my employees to go for a tourist visa in Australia, I have no bad intention to charge my employee.
I felt for her when her husband got drunk and came abuse her in office,, every fortnight.
The husband is into Mariwana, achohol and called into my workplace to bash his wife up in front of Staffg…. I felt sorry for her, when she came asking me to confirm her job employment on letter I agreed and signed…
The employee went to Ausie for holiday and came back in PNG….she is not currently working with me hence she worked with othe company.
I didn’t charge fee to anyone to use my company name to guarantee their visa..
Iam a person’s with good heart who helps others and assist without getting any bribes as I am a local business man in PNG….
my company is known to locals to provide efficient services and assist locals in times of crises.