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Absorbed Persons – An Overview – Illegals Can Be Absorbed Persons

There is a myth that illegals can NOT be absorbed persons. The writer is of the opinion that in the right circumstances an illegal can still hold an absorbed person visa
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Absorbed Persons Temporarily Immune From Visa Cancellation On Character Grounds

The Full Federal Court has found that persons who hold visas by force of statute .................................
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Confusion About Citizenship Rights Of Those Who Got Pr Before 1.7.07

  There is some confusion about those who held permanent residence visas before 30.6.07 but who applied for citizenship after that date.  Not all the ...
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Visa Cancellation Will Stop Grant Of Citizenship

Amendments to the Citizenship Act will now require applicants for citizenship to be permanent residents ...
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Passports

All issues relating to passports are subject to appeal to the AAT....
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Migration agents, citizenship & fees

There is no prohibition on migration agents charging fees for doing work on a citizenship application. There is no equivalent form 956 so agents would ...
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False visa application – citizenship revoked

In Taradel v MIMA [2005] AATA 1255 (19.12.05), the person’s Australian citizenship was revoked because he obtained a visa because of ‘migration related fraud’....
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Citizenship & character

All citizenship by conferral has a requirement that "the Minister is satisfied that the person is of good character at the time of the Minister's decision on the application"....
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Increased security scrutiny & Revocation

Senator Campbell then representing the Minister in the Senate, told the Senate:...
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Grandfather provisions

Anyone who was a permanent resident on 30 June 2007 has 3 years to apply for citizenship under the old rules...
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New Australian Citizenship Act 2007

The new Australian Citizenship Act 2007 came into force on 1.7.07 and makes many changes to the law of citizenship. The first draft of the bill presented to Parliament had this change to the residency requirement being to increase it from 2 years to 3 years. Clause 22 in the first draft stated:...
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