Skilled Independent Visa – Proper Assessment Process
We successfully assisted our client M. Gurung in this case in applying for a subclass 885 Skilled Independent visa.
We successfully assisted our client M. Gurung in this case in applying for a subclass 885 Skilled Independent visa.
In this case, our client Y. Vedernikova engaged us to assist her in applying for an Australian citizenship by conferral.
We successfully assisted our client J. Liang in this case to navigate through a complex subclass 117 Orphan Relative Visa application.
Our client Y. Fu sought our assistance in this case in applying for a subclass 600 Visitor visa for the purpose of attending her daughter’s graduation ceremony in Australia.
SUCCESSION – wills, probate and administration – construction and effect of testamentary dispositions – testamentary note lacking express words of gift to first defendant – construction or rectification of statement that first defendant will “not receive” part of the estate despite indication of intention to benefit first defendant – validity of restraints on alienation – distinction between restraint on alienation by condition subsequent imposed on gift and by terms of trust.
In this case, Mr M. K. engaged our assistance in responding to a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation (“NOICC”) of his subclass 189 Skilled – Nominated Visa.
We successfully assisted our client M. Gurung in this case in applying for a subclass 885 Skilled Independent visa.
In this case, our client Y. Vedernikova engaged us to assist her in applying for an Australian citizenship by conferral.
We successfully assisted our client J. Liang in this case to navigate through a complex subclass 117 Orphan Relative Visa application.
Our client Y. Fu sought our assistance in this case in applying for a subclass 600 Visitor visa for the purpose of attending her daughter’s graduation ceremony in Australia.
SUCCESSION – wills, probate and administration – construction and effect of testamentary dispositions – testamentary note lacking express words of gift to first defendant – construction or rectification of statement that first defendant will “not receive” part of the estate despite indication of intention to benefit first defendant – validity of restraints on alienation – distinction between restraint on alienation by condition subsequent imposed on gift and by terms of trust.
In this case, Mr M. K. engaged our assistance in responding to a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation (“NOICC”) of his subclass 189 Skilled – Nominated Visa.
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