Policy interpretation is the key element for the case officers to make the decision your visa application. The migration regulations sometimes look straightforward. However, it could be a nightmare if regulations were misunderstood by the visa applicant or even by the case officers. This may lead to visa refusal.
In some cases, you may be eligible to re-apply for the visa and try to fill those gaps of concern. However, sometimes you have don’t have many options but to make an appeal to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT). Hence, this is not over yet if you’ve decided to take this matter to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).
If your visa is refused you may have 21 days’ time to appeal to that decision. Nonetheless, if your visa is canceled you may only have a lesser timeframe to apply for an AAT review. Hence, you must make a quick decision.
You may think of taking professional help to deal with it more precisely and efficiently. We at ‘Immi Smart’ would love to assist with your AAT applications and submission preparations. You will benefit with our expertise and knowledge we’ve gained in this industry over the years.
AAT review process is based on merits. AAT member would look at merits of your case and implement the similar legislative framework, look at your application as a primary decision maker. Member may use similar discretionary powers were given to the primary decision maker before making the decision. After careful consideration, AAT may affirm, vary, set aside or remit the primary decision.
