Permanent Residency Granted Despite Being Unlawful and Left Australia

I tried lodging my own PR application offshore and on returning to Australia, I discovered that I was unlawful because I was under the impression that I will be granted a bridging visa A. I did not know that bridging visa A is only granted to applicants who made an onshore application. Left without a visa and being exposed to a variety of consequences for being unlawful, I found Jason and during my initial meeting with him, he told me that he knew a different area of law – Electronic Transactions Act which means that although I was outside of Australia, he argued that the application was nevertheless made in Australia. My advice to my fellow medical practitioners, is to leave immigration law matters to legal practitioners and I highly recommend Jason and his team

– Doctor H