tatamaru

I’m planning to find a professional lawyer and appealing to the higher court.

I can’t apply for another visa while I’m still on my bridging visa A and if I don’t apply for another appealing I will have to leave in 28 days. Also I might not be able to come back by applying a new visa from oversea because I have this refusal history. I have to try the higher court.

The last thing I can do is to appeal to the higher court, but that also means more time and money will be consumed in this... The member was rolling his eyes all the time during the hearing I wish there was camera record all that...

Finished my AAT hearing on 10/10, that was the worst experience I’ve ever had in my life. The member didn’t even question anything about the refusal reason listed by the immigration, instead, he was questioning the business itself the whole time and based on his unprofessional accounting knowledge, he was arguing about the superannuation calculation method on our financial report made by our professional accountant. We realised he was wrong after the hearing but during the hearing he wouldn’t let us to prove there is no problem on the financial report by contact the accountant. Now this reason ended up being the reason AAT refused my visa.