155 RRV: From Refusal to 1-Day Approval
Case Summary
Background:
The client and his family had allowed their Australian Permanent Residency (PR) to expire after residing overseas for an extended period beyond the travel facility expiration. After engaging another agent who provided inadequate service – submitting a superficial application with minimal supporting documentation – their subsequent Resident Return Visa (RRV) application was promptly refused within weeks.
Taking Over the Case:
Upon consultation, we provided a realistic assessment of the significant challenges in reinstating their PR status after such a prolonged absence. We clearly outlined the substantial evidence required to demonstrate compelling reasons for their lengthy stay abroad and their genuine ties to Australia. Following this advice, we developed a comprehensive strategy to address the previous application’s shortcomings. We meticulously prepared a detailed submission comprising extensive supporting documentation and a robust legal submission that convincingly articulated their case to the Department.
Successful Outcome:
The thoroughly prepared application was lodged. Demonstrating the strength of the submission, the Subclass 155 RRV was granted for all family members within just one business day, successfully restoring their Australian permanent residency status.
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