Responding to a Notice of Visa Cancellation or Refusal
Receiving a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation (NOICC) or a visa refusal from the Department of Home Affairs can be stressful. However, you may have the right to respond and present your case before a final decision is made.
Key Steps to Respond Effectively
Prepare a Strong Response
Seek Professional Assistance
Key Steps to Respond Effectively
1. Understand the Notice
- Read the notice carefully to understand the reason for cancellation or refusal.
- Check the deadline to respond—timing is crucial.
2. Prepare a Strong Response
- Provide a detailed explanation addressing the concerns raised.
- Include supporting evidence (e.g., documents, character references, legal arguments).
- Beclear, factual, and respectful in your response
3. Seek Professional Assistance
- Expert migration advice can improve your chances of a positive outcome
- A registered migration agent or lawyer can draft a strong response on your behalf.
4. Explore Appeal Options
- If your visa is refused, you may have the right to appeal to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).
- If your visa is cancelled, you may have limited review rights depending on your visa type and circumstances.
Time is critical! If you have received a notice, contact Achieve Visa and Education Consultant today for expert guidance and support