Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) Appeals
Key Features
- Tailored advice based on your circumstances
- Comprehensive case preparation, evidence collection, and legal research
- Support throughout the appeal process
- Representation at ART hearings
Requirements
- A visa refusal or cancellation notice from the Department of Home Affairs
- Lodging the appeal within the strict, specified timeframe
- Payment of the ART application fee, if applicable
- Providing all relevant documentation and evidence for your case
Visa Streams
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What is the ART?
The Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) independently reviews decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs, including visa refusals, cancellations, and citizenship issues. It has a Migration and Refugee Division and a General Division for character-related matters.
ART Appeal Process
1. Lodge Appeal: Submit your application within the timeframe. 2. Case Preparation: We help collect evidence and build legal arguments. 3. Hearing: Attend the hearing to present your case. 4. Decision: The ART will affirm, vary, set aside, or remit the Department’s decision.
Visas Handled by the ART
The ART reviews a wide range of visa matters, including: Bridging, Family, Partner, Skilled, Business, Work, Student, Visitor, and Humanitarian Visas, as well as Citizenship decisions.
Possible Outcomes
Affirmed (decision stands), Varied (decision changed), Set Aside (decision overturned), or Remitted (sent back to the Department for reconsideration). A remitted decision often leads to a successful outcome.
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