Australian Migration Law | Letter

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Australian Migration Law
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1/18/2020
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Migration Law 1
Australian Migration Law
Letter of Advice to Sue
[Firm letterhead and address]
[File Reference]
Date 13 January 2019
Sue Smith,
21 George Street
Sydney
Dear Ms Smith,
RE: Contributory Parent (Residence) (Class DG) Subclass 864 - Contributory Aged Parent
visa
This is in reference with your consultation regarding your meet with Mr Barnie in relation
with the visa issue. First of all, thank you for consulting us in regards with the issue, we are
very pleased to assist you with this. There is a huge chance that you’ll be provided with a visa
soon. You have already signed a client agreement with us which means that you do not need
to worry much as the firm will be providing the best advice available to you regarding the

Migration Law 2
issue. Since, you already have a substantive visa, there is a high chance that your permanent
visa request will be accepted soon.
As per the Clause 864.226 of the Migration Regulation 1994, “The Minister is satisfied that
an assurance of support in relation to the applicant has been accepted by the Secretary of the
Department of Family and Community Services”. In order to proceed with this, your child,
Ms. Penny will have to arrange for $10000 bond which can be organized by Centerlink in
order to proceed with the Visa1.
Since, you fulfil the age criteria as specified by the Migration Act 1994, and your only child
is an Australian Citizen to vouch for you, there are no issues in reference with the section
864.214 of the Act2. In reference with the same, you satisfy the balance of family test. In case
you wish to know more about this test you can anytime contact us, we would be happy to
help and advice you in the best way possible or you can also refer to the same as provided in
the Migration Act 1994 Division 1.05 as well as 1033. Since, schedule 2 clause 864.212
subsection (a) (i) clearly specifies that the child of the applicant should be an Australian
Citizen and in agreement with that your daughter Ms. Penny is a legal Citizen of Australia,
there will not be any issues with the sponsorship of your permanent visa as her mother4. As
per your words and the documents you provided, it can be concluded that your child, Ms.
Penny is settled in Australia itself and holds an Australian Citizenship. Form 40 is the one
that talks about the sponsorship, and the sponsors.
In order to proceed with the visa formalities, as specified in the Migration Regulations 1994 -
Schedule 4, certain health check- ups and police verification needs to be done. In reference
1 Migration Regulations 1994 [864.226]
2 Migration Regulations 1994 [864.214]
3 MIGRATION REGULATIONS 1994 - REG 1.05A
4 Migration Regulations 1994 [864.212]