Partner Visas - 309 Offshore Spouse
Representing the facts in a visa application
The Applicant applied for a 300 visa, through another Migration Agent, but this visa application was refused – it failed during the interview because the genuineness of the relationship came into question and there were several problems with the information provided in the forms. After the application was refused in the first instance, the Applicant
READ MOREThird sponsorship allowed for genuine spousal relationship
Regulation 1.20J waived The Sponsor obtained Australian Citizenship and married his first wife, an Australian Citizen. The marriage broke down 4 years later. In 1987, the Sponsor then re- married and sponsored his first spouse on a Spouse Visa. The first spouse subsequently arrived in Australia and lived together with the Sponsor. After 12 years
READ MOREInclusion of Family Members – Successful grant
0806664 [2009] MRTA 970 The applicant had applied for a subclass 309 Offshore Spouse Visa and had included his parents and half-sister in the application. The applicant’s initial application had failed because he had could not show that his parents and half-sister were ‘members of the family unit’. According to legislation, a person is only
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