Individuals & Families
Migration law
Help with visa applications, understanding visa requirements, and responding to refusals or cancellations. We explain the options relevant to your circumstances and assist with preparing supporting material.
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How we can help
- Visa applications: help organise the information and supporting documents relevant to your circumstances.
- Refusals and cancellations: review the decision and correspondence, identify the issues and discuss possible next steps.
- Ongoing visa matters: help respond to requests for information and understand the questions raised about your application.
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Specific matters we can assist with
Partner and family visas
Help with partner, parent and other family visa matters, including relationship histories, sponsorship documents and requests for further evidence.
Skilled migration and employer sponsorship
Review qualifications, work history and employer documents for skilled and employer-sponsored visa pathways, including nomination and sponsorship issues.
Student, graduate and visitor visas
Assist with study plans, financial evidence, travel purposes and visa conditions for student, graduate and visitor visa matters.
Refusals, cancellations and review
Assess refusal or cancellation reasons, response dates and available review options, including Administrative Review Tribunal matters where applicable.
Character, health and complex histories
Discuss criminal history disclosures, health-related requests, previous visa breaches and gaps in immigration records when preparing a response.
Citizenship and protection matters
Review citizenship applications and decisions, and discuss protection visa circumstances and supporting evidence. Available pathways depend on the individual facts.
Judicial review and ministerial requests
Examine the decision and procedural history before discussing possible judicial review or a request for ministerial intervention. These require separate assessment from a fresh visa application or merits review.
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From enquiry to next steps
- Tell us about the matter: share the background, your main concern and any important dates.
- Agree the scope: discuss the documents, proposed work, fees and timing.
- Take the next step: once the engagement is confirmed, we proceed with the agreed work and keep you informed.
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Common questions
Can I contact you after a refusal?
Yes. Send the decision letter and the date you received it so we can discuss the matter. Whether a review or another option is available depends on the decision and your circumstances.
Can you guarantee a visa outcome?
No. We can assist with preparation and advice, but the relevant authority makes the decision. We will explain the issues and uncertainties relevant to your matter.
Discuss your circumstances
Tell us what you need help with, any relevant dates and your preferred language. We will discuss the matter and confirm the available assistance and engagement arrangements.