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LEGAL AND MIGRATION SERVICES General Migration Services
FIXED FEES APPLY IN MOST CASES Australian Visa ApplicationsWe have experience in providing advice and assistance with most types of Australian Visa applications to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) including:
Migration Services for BusinessesWe are experienced in providing advice and assistance in all aspects of sponsoring and employing non Australian staff. We can assist and advise businesses on:
It is also a fact in the current economic climate that some businesses will experience fiscal problems and may be faced with Administration and/or Liquidation. If the business also employs non Australian staff there are a number of obligations imposed by the Migration Legislation that can have a significant effect on the final outcome for Administrators, Liquidators, Creditors and Investors. As M. Rothstein & Co are Lawyers and Registered Migration Agents experienced in the areas of Insolvency, Corporations Law and Migration Law, we can advise businesses, Directors, Administrators, Liquidators, Creditors and Investors of the impact of the Migration Legislation on corporate affairs. Refusals & CancellationsUnfortunately, each year the Department of Immigration and Citizenship cancels or refuses numerous visas and visa applications. Many of these occur because people have simply not known the correct way to do things or because of health or character issues. We have experience in preparing and conducting appeals to the:
We can assist you by reviewing your case and advising you what your rights and options are. We can also provide you with legal representation every step of the way. FIXED FEES OR HOURLY RATES WILL BE QUOTED Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation of a VisaThe Australian Migration Act gives the Department of Immigration and Citizenship the power to cancel a visa for a number of reasons. Cancellation is generally a two-step process. The first step involves sending the visa holder a Notice of Intent to Consider Cancellation. This gives the holder an opportunity to put forward reasons why their visa should not be cancelled. If you ever receive a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation of your visa, it is very important that you deal it with thoroughly and as a matter of urgency. It is strongly recommended that you seek professional advice. We are experienced in providing detailed replies to a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation issued for the following reasons:
Failing to appropriately respond to a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation can prejudice a visa holder’s position and may result in the cancellation of their visa. FIXED FEES OR HOURLY RATES WILL BE QUOTED Commercial Legal ServicesAs Commercial Lawyers we also provide advice in the following areas:
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