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Visa Cancellations
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Visa cancellation is one of the most serious immigration situations you can face. Whether your visa has been cancelled or you have received a notice of intention to cancel, you need expert legal advice immediately. I have extensive experience defending clients against cancellations under s.109, s.116, s.128, and s.501 of the Migration Act.
What I Do
- Provide urgent advice on your rights and options
- Prepare and lodge formal representations against the proposed cancellation
- Represent you in any interviews or hearings
- Apply for revocation of a cancellation decision
- Appeal to the ART or Federal Courts if necessary
Who Is This For?
- ›Visa holders who have received a notice of intention to cancel
- ›Visa holders whose visa has been cancelled
- ›Visa holders facing cancellation due to character concerns (s.501)
- ›Visa holders who have breached visa conditions
Common questions about
What is the difference between s.109 and s.501 cancellation?+
Section 109 cancellation relates to incorrect information provided in a visa application. Section 501 cancellation relates to character concerns, including criminal convictions. Both are serious and require immediate legal advice.
Can a cancelled visa be reinstated?+
In some cases, yes. You can apply for revocation of a cancellation decision, or appeal to the ART. The success of these options depends on the grounds for cancellation and the strength of your case.
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This matter has strict legal deadlines. Act immediately.
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