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E7.16 Documenting decisions

See also Immigration Act 2009 s 27

  1. Except as otherwise provided in the Immigration Act 2009, all immigration officers must observe the following procedures to ensure that decisions on applications for temporary entry are properly documented:
    1. make all file records (particularly file notes and instructions) accurate, clear, complete and factual; and
    2. give all decisions on applications in writing to applicants (or their representatives) (see E7.35(b)); and
    3. state the full reasons for the decisions (without prejudicing any risk profiles); and
    4. if an applicant does not meet the requirements of the relevant immigration instructions on several grounds, the letter declining their application must state why the applicant fails on each count.

Effective 29/11/2010

IN THIS SECTION

E7.1 Processing an application

E7.2 Automated processing and granting

E7.5 Verification

E7.7 Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO)

E7.10 Considering an application

E7.15 Potentially prejudicial information

E7.20 Reclaiming airfares and expenses

E7.25 Procedure for granting a temporary entry class visa for a period longer than provided for in immigration instructions

E7.30 Approving an application

E7.32 Applications for temporary visas which cannot be approved because of risk that applicant may overstay

E7.35 Declining an application for temporary entry

E7.40 Effect of provisions of the Prostitution Reform Act 2003

E7.45 Character requirements for partners supporting 'partnership-based temporary entry applications'

E7.50 Health requirement for partners or dependent children not included in or withdrawn from a residence class visa application

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