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Be tough on clients over learning English, a client who doesn't make the English grade is a client who doesn't get the visa
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Mia’s Regulator Role About To End

It looks like the Migration Institute of Australia will lose its role as the board of the Migration Agents Registration Authority................................
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AAT Dismissed Mara Case Against Migraiton Agent

The AAT dismissed a complaint against a migration agent finding that the allegations .........................................................
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Handling Client Money Improperly Will Lead To Strife With Mara

One example of mishandling client money is Maarbani v MARA [2008] AATA 727 (20 August 2008)...........................
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Unregistered Agents Do Not Have Right To Receive Documents On Behalf Of Clients

Unregistered migration agents who give migration advice will no longer have a right to receive documents ..................
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High Court Takes A Broader And More Beneficial Approach To The Regulation Of Migration Agents

The High Court in Shi v MARA [2008] HCA 31 (30.7.08) took a very common sense approach to the regulation of migration agents, finding against the restrictive approach urged by MARA....
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Interpreting the Code of Conduct

Any ambiguity in the Code of Conduct should be resolved in favour of the migration agent....
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Struck off solicitor fails to be re-registered as a migration agent

In Seymour v MARA [2007] FCAFC 76 (4.6.07), a former solicitor failed before the Full Federal Court to overturn a decision by MARA not to re-register him. Here are the facts of the case:...
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Telling lies about what was done

Giving assurances to clients which are not correct may lead to a suspension of registration as a migration agent. Often because of the exigencies of practice one may not get around to doing what one promised the client that one would do....
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Negligence is not fraud - Federal Court considers SZFDE

Rushed hearings have an inherent risk of error as the Full Federal Court decision of MIAC v SZLIX [2008] FCAFC 17 (5 March 2008) demonstrates....
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