Services
Partner and family visas
Partner and family applications are personal, and the evidence is where they succeed or fail. Norman helps you work out which visa fits, what the Department will want to see, and how to present your relationship or family circumstances clearly and honestly.
What to have ready for a consultation
- Passports for you and your partner or family member
- Your current visa details (if in Australia)
- A short timeline of your relationship or family circumstances
- Any letters you have received from the Department
Other services
Matters we assist with
- Partner visas in Australia (subclasses 820 and 801)
- Partner visas from outside Australia (subclasses 309 and 100)
- Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300)
- Parent visas, including contributory parent pathways
- Child visas (subclasses 101 and 802)
- Australian citizenship by conferral and by descent
- Schedule 3 issues where the applicant does not hold a substantive visa
How Norman helps
- Check eligibility, including the sponsor’s side, before you pay any Department fee
- Plan the relationship evidence: finances, household, social context and commitment
- Prepare the application, statements and an indexed evidence bundle
- Respond to Department requests and keep you informed until a decision
Criteria, fees and processing times change often. This page is general information, not advice about your circumstances.