Choosing the right Immigration Lawyer!
One of the most important decisions you will ever make.

 

With more than 20 years of experience, we are the best solution for your immigration problems please call 1800 466 447 for a free immigration advice or
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Choosing the right immigration solicitor is one of the most important decisions you will ever make.

Immigration lawyer Anne O'Donoghue will help you in any area of immigration, including:

	Ministerial intervention		Employer nomination scheme/regional sponsored migration scheme
	Migration review tribunal		Sponsoring a temporary overseas employee
	Administrative Appeals Tribunal		Independent migration/family or state or territory sponsored migration
	Long term overstayers		Business owner/established business/investment linked migration
	Visa cancellations		Parents/aged parents/contributory parents
	Health problems		Aged dependent relative/remaining relative/careers
	Character problems		Former resident/distinguished talent/close ties with Australia
	Waiver of ‘no further stay’ condition		Dependent children/orphan relatives/adopted children
	Marriage/de facto/fiancés		Student
	interdependent partners		Unlawful Spouse/Partner applications

With over 20 years of legal experience Anne O'Donoghue will achieve an immigration solution to your migration problem for which she is renowned.

Anne O'Donoghue through her international network of consultants will bring you up to date on what is new and prepare you to make crucial decisions about business/personal migration and educational opportunities in Australia.

Immigration Lawyer Mrs O'Donoghue has been a former law lecturer at the University of Technology, Sydney and the University of NSW. Immigration Lawyer Mrs O'Donoghue has also lectured for the BLEC organisation preparing Immigration Law seminars for lawyers and migration agents. Anne O'Donoghue is the principal solicitor of the law firm Immigration Lawyer Anne O'Donoghue and Associates. Immigration Lawyer Anne O'Donoghue was admitted to practice in 1981, has been in private practice since 1993 and has worked as an Immigration Lawyer for the past 14 years. Immigration Lawyer Mrs O’Donoghue became an Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law in 1998 and has been a Registered Migration Agent since 1993 (No: 9368943). Immigration Lawyer Mrs O'Donoghue has been a member of the Law Council of Australia since 1993. Under Immigration Lawyer Anne O'Donoghue's guidance and direction the business has achieved a very high level of success. The firm has highly experienced and accredited staff and consultants providing professional services and back up. 

To be an Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law by the Law Society of NSW, a person must be a practicing lawyer with at least 5 years experience in Immigration Law and must pass a rigorous examination involving preparing a complicated test case, a three hour examination and a video-taped interview with a client. Specialists must undertake 20 hours per year of continuing professional education to keep up their accreditation, and they must pay for insurance to preserve clients rights.

MEMBERSHIP AND ACCREDITATIONS:

• Solicitor of The High Court since 26/02/82
• Solicitor of The Supreme Court of NSW since 04/12/87
• Solicitor of The Supreme Court of Victoria since 01/12/81
• Accredited Specialist Immigration Law Nov 98
• Member of The Law Council of Aust - Business Law Section.
• Member of the International Law Section of the Law Council of Australia
• Member of the Steering Committee of the Immigration Lawyers Association of Australasia
• Listing in 2006  International edition of Who’s Who Legal - Corporate Immigration Australia

Telephone us now on
1800 466 447
(Free call Australia Wide)
Mandarin, Korean, Cantonese, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Arabic spoken.

	Ministerial intervention		Employer nomination scheme/regional sponsored migration scheme
	Migration review tribunal		Sponsoring a temporary overseas employee
	Administrative Appeals Tribunal		Independent migration/family or state or territory sponsored migration
	Long term overstayers		Business owner/established business/investment linked migration
	Visa cancellations		Parents/aged parents/contributory parents
	Health problems		Aged dependent relative/remaining relative/carers
	Character problems		Former resident/distinguished talent/close ties with Australia
	Waiver of ‘no further stay’ condition		Dependent children/orphan relatives/adopted children
	Marriage/de facto/fiancés		Student
	interdependent partners		Unlawful Spouse/Partner applications