Nomination Refusals: ART Appeals for Employers
Get expert legal support to navigate the **Administrative Review Tribunal (ART)** process after a nomination refusal for skilled workers.
Nomination Refusals & The ART
As an employer seeking to sponsor skilled workers for Skilled Employer Sponsored Visas (e.g., Subclass 494, Subclass 186, Subclass 482), facing a nomination refusal can create significant challenges for your business.
Whether the refusal stems from non-compliance, incomplete documentation, or occupation eligibility issues, **Maison Migration Services** provides expert legal support and guides you through the **Administrative Review Tribunal (ART)** process.
Common Reasons for Nomination Refusals
There are various reasons an employer may face a nomination refusal. These often relate to legal or compliance issues:
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Ineligible Occupation: The nominated occupation must appear on the appropriate Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
- If the occupation is not eligible or is classified incorrectly, the application will be refused.
- Insufficient Documentation: Failure to provide all necessary supporting documentation, including complete business and financial records.
- Non-Compliance with Sponsorship Obligations: History of not meeting previous sponsorship obligations or non-compliance with visa conditions.
- Inadequate Salary or Employment Conditions: Failure to offer a salary that meets the legal minimum wage for the role.
- Unsatisfactory Employer History: Past issues with nomination applications or non-compliance with Australian immigration laws.
Our ART Assistance Services
If your nomination for a Skilled Employer Sponsored Visa has been refused, Maison Migration Services provides expert legal representation and advice for ART applications.
Strategy & Documentation
- Reviewing the Refusal: Thorough assessment of the refusal reasons and a tailored strategy to address issues.
- Preparing Your ART Application: Ensuring your application is fully compliant and backed by comprehensive documentation.
Legal Support & Representation
- Legal Guidance: Clear advice on the ART process and understanding the legal aspects of the review.
- Representation: Representing you at the ART, if necessary, to ensure the best possible outcome for your appeal.
ART Review: Fees and Processing Times
The costs and typical processing times involved in an Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) application are critical factors for employers.
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| **ART Application Fee (2025)** | AUD 1,826 |
| **Payment Status** | Payable at time of lodging; non-refundable. |
| **Average Processing Time** | 6 to 12 months (varies by case complexity and workload). |
For more details about the ART fees, visit: AAT Fees – Official Page
Why Choose Maison Migration Services?
Expertise & Credentials
- **MARA-Registered Agents:** Experienced in handling nomination refusals and the ART review process.
- **Expert Legal Advice:** Clear, tailored strategies to address and resolve refusals.
Proven Results
- **Comprehensive Service:** From documentation to representation, we offer end-to-end support.
- **Proven Success:** Strong track record of successfully challenging nomination refusals.
Ready to Secure Your Skilled Worker?
Act now and contact us for expert assistance with your ART review to resolve nomination refusals efficiently.