Administrative Lawyers Brisbane

Blue Card applications can be denied or revoked for various reasons, such as criminal convictions, pending charges, or concerns about an applicant’s suitability to work with children. We can review your specific case to understand the reason for the decision.

The specific documents and evidence required depend on your circumstances and the reasons for the denial or revocation. Typically, you’ll need to provide character references, criminal history checks, and any other relevant documentation. We can help you gather and prepare these pieces of evidence.

In some cases, you may be able to work with children while your appeal is pending, but it depends on the circumstances and the decision of the relevant authority.

Yes, you can appeal CASA’s decisions. The appeals process involves submitting an application for review, presenting evidence, and participating in hearings. We can guide you through this process, represent you, and help build a strong case.

The evidence you’ll need depends on the specifics of your case. It may include flight records, maintenance logs, witness statements, and expert opinions. We’ll help you identify and gather the necessary evidence to strengthen your case.

The timeline for resolving CASA disputes can vary widely, depending on factors like the complexity of your case and CASA’s workload.

Whether you can continue operating during a dispute depends on the nature of the regulatory action taken by CASA. In some cases, you may be allowed to operate under specific conditions.