Contributory Parent Visa (143 & 864) Services by Align Law
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Expert Assistance in Achieving Contributory Parent Visa (143 & 864)
At Align Law, we provide personalised and strategic support to ensure you successfully navigate the path to obtaining a Contributory Parent Visa. We are well-versed in dealing with both onshore (Visa 864) and offshore (Visa 143) applications.
As part of our process, we firstly conduct a detailed assessment of your case. This helps us to understand your situation better and determine the most effective strategy for your application. Described below are the specific aspects of our service.
- Assessment: We conduct a detailed and careful evaluation of your case, ensuring all criteria and requirements are met. This includes health and character checks, sponsorship and balance of family tests.
- Documentation: We manage all necessary paperwork on your behalf, ensuring that all required documents are properly prepared and submitted.
- Application: We guide you through the application process and liaise with the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Detailed Guidance on Contributory Parent Visas
We believe in empowering our clients by facilitating their understanding of their visa progression. Here’s a brief overview of what the Contributory Parent visas entail:
- Visa 143 (Offshore): This is for parents living outside Australia. Once granted, this visa offers the freedom of staying permanently in Australia with their children.
- Visa 864 (Onshore): This visa allows parents already living in Australia on a temporary visa to stay permanently.
Both visas are similar and require the applicant’s child to be an Australian citizen or permanent resident. They also require a significant contribution to be made towards future health and welfare costs.
How to Prepare for Contributory Parent Visa Application
Preparation is key when it comes to a successful visa application. Below are some steps to follow:
- Check eligibility: Ensure the parent meets the basic requirements such as being sponsored by an eligible child and passing the balance-of-family test.
- Gather essential documents: These include identification documents, relationship evidence, and proof of financial contribution arrangements amongst others.
- Submit the application: Lodge your application onshore or offshore as per your situation.
At Align Law, we can help you navigate these steps effortlessly, ensuring you have the best chance at success.
Why Choose Align Law Immigration for Contributory Parent Visa Services
Align Law is your trusted partner for all immigration and visa needs. Here is why you should choose us:
- Trusted Visa Immigration Lawyers: Our expert team of lawyers are proficient in all aspects of immigration law, providing reliable and tailored strategies for your Contributory Parent Visa application.
- Extensive Experience: We have a wealth of experience in dealing with both onshore and offshore Contributory Parent Visas (143 & 864)
- Multi-cultural Team from Diverse Backgrounds: Our multi-lingual team has the ability to cater to a diverse range of clients, making your journey with us easy and comfortable.
- Personalised and Innovative Immigration Solutions: We focus on your unique needs and offer creative problem-solving strategies to address your immigration challenges.
- Commitment to Training and Compliance: We always stay up to date with the latest changes in Australian immigration law which ensures accurate and comprehensive advice.
Frequently Asked Questions About Contributory Parent Visa Services
This visa permits parents to stay permanently in Australia if their child is an Australian citizen, a permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen.
Both are Contributory Parent Visas. The primary difference is that Visa 143 is for parents living outside Australia and Visa 864 is for parents already living in Australia on a temporary visa.
This test determines if a parent has more children living in Australia than in any other single country.
Processing times vary, and delays can arise due to incomplete applications or complex legal issues. Align law is committed to providing a timely and efficient service.
Yes. You can include family members in your application when you apply.