Submissions (DOHA/ART/MI)
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Docswriting prepares expertly drafted reports designed to present facts clearly, address complex Departmental concerns, and support favourable decisions.
Submissions (DHA / ART / MI) Report Services
When lodging a visa application with the Department of Home Affairs (DHA), a Case Officer may issue a Request for Further Information (RFI), requiring a precise and evidence-based response within a strict deadline. Beyond RFIs, formal submissions are often essential for matters before the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) or for Ministerial Intervention (MI) following a visa or nomination refusal.
Docswriting specializes in drafting high-caliber submissions for Migration Agents and Lawyers. Whether you are responding to an urgent RFI or challenging a refusal before the ART or the Minister, we provide the technical writing expertise needed to build a compelling case for your client.
Strategic RFI & Submission Services
An RFI (Request for Further Information) is typically issued when a Case Officer cannot reach a decision based on the current evidence. While deadlines are often strict, an RFI is a critical opportunity to address the Department’s concerns to their complete satisfaction.
Drafting effective submissions requires a meticulous and strategic approach. At Docswriting, we believe in structuring evidence through powerful, persuasive narratives that directly tackle every concern raised by the Decision Maker. This process demands more than just a deep understanding of migration law and policy—it requires a high-level strategic perspective.
Docswriting specializes in crafting these high-stakes submissions. We have successfully assisted numerous Migration Agents and Lawyers in securing approvals from the DHA and achieving favorable outcomes from the ART and the Minister.
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Let our experienced team handle complex drafting while you concentrate on your client’s case. Professionally written business profiles aligned with Australian corporate, regulatory, and migration requirements.