Our Migration Services
All migration matters are only dealt with by persons who are registered by the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA) some of whom are lawyers. OMARA is a discrete office attached to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship which tries to ensure that consumers understand their rights and migration agents understand their obligations under the regulatory framework. We recommend you view the Migration Agents Code of Conduct.
If you are thinking of coming to Australia on your own or with your family or if you have breached a provision of your visa or are seeking an extension we are able carefully steer you through the quagmire of current requirements simplifying the process and keeping you continually advised of the process. A division of practice also specialises in Australian partner visas/prospective marriage visas/defacto visas.
- Employer Sponsored Visas - 457
- Skilled Migration Visas
- Business Migration
- Partner Migration
- Parent Migration
- Carer Visas
- Temporary Visas (Visitor, Entertainment, Sports, etc.)
- Retirement Visas
- Student Visas
Why use a registered Migration Agent?
Migration is an important and complex decision. There are two basic reasons why you should consider retaining us as your registered migration agent to assist you. First, Australia's immigration rules are very complex. Second, authorities have very high expectations of applicants, and these expectations are sometimes very unpredictable. If you fail to meet those expectations, your application can be rejected without warning.
As competent experienced registered agents we understand the complexities of the system and the expectations of immigration officers and can present a thorough and persuasive application on your behalf. George Czaus is also a Solicitor of the High Court. Amanda Lawrance MARN 1068215 has been working with George Czaus for approximately 30 years.
Expectation of Immigration Candidates
In spite of the complexity of Australia's immigration programs immigration officials have no duty to explain it to applicants. If applicants make a mistake, immigration officials can reject the application without warning. Australia's Federal Court has made it clear that immigration officers have no obligation to help, or to give applicants any warning if the applicant makes a mistake. Applications can just be rejected.
There is a presumption that the applicant knows the rules and the law. There is also a presumption that the applicant knows what proof needs to be filed in support of the application.
We know the rules and the law, what proof is required to satisfy the immigration or visa officer, and how to present it in a persuasive manner.
We do much more than just prepare forms: We also identify, collect and submit proof, and provide written submissions explaining why the case should be successful, together with the application itself. We also help clients prepare for questions he or she might be asked at an interview or a hearing, so the client can respond effectively. No one wants to leave an interview regretting that they were inarticulate or unprepared.
We will keep you informed at all times of what actions are taking place on your case and how long an application should take.
We can make the difference between success and failure, and can give you the piece of mind and confidence which comes from the knowledge that you are being well taken care of.
We pride ourselves not only on our experience and knowledge but also on our ability to present a case in an effective manner that will be most persuasive to the immigration or visa officer.
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