cjay

One full time chef.

I saw somebody put an comment here that the new Prime minister and his delegates won't refuse an application without asking further documents. As per my case that is not true.

I know this is bit confusing. I had another visa refusal before and so I had to leave the country to apply for 187 visa. So I took a bridging visa B and left the country to apply my 187 visa and then came back again to Australia . Last 19 months I have been working to this employer.

My agent point is, usually they ask additional documents before refusing the nomination, if they haven't got sufficient evidence to make a decision. According to him this is the first time he got a decision like this. But I am not sure what he is saying.

My agent had submitted only couple of payslips.But he had submitted the employment contract and reference letters from my employers.

They said there is no genuine reason to hire a cook for this restaurant business. even they haven't given any single chance to submit any further documents to the immigration through my agent. They straight away refused the nomination application after 19 months.

Hi, applied for 187 March 2017. Position is Cook. Nomination rejected yesterday. I applied for this visa off shore because I had a visa refusal before. Now I have nothing left. Age is over 45 and I am a family man. only option is left to apply for AAT. I don't know how long this process take and can get any favourable decision. Has anyone got an idea ?