PocketLegal
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PocketLegal is a migration firm of lawyers and migration agents with a Sydney CBD office. It is best known for visa work, including partner, skilled and employer-sponsored visas, and for handling visa refusals and cancellations. Its practice areas are migration and visa matters.
Areas of law at PocketLegal
Employment
Immigration
PocketLegal handles visa and migration matters: partner and family visas, skilled visas including the 482 and 186, and visa refusals and cancellations. Employers can use its employer sponsorship service, which covers nominations and sponsorship applications for overseas workers. The firm also advises on employee work rights, termination and general employment law, and lists tourist visas among its visitor services.
What customers say about PocketLegal
- ๐ฌCustomers say the team is knowledgeable and professional on visa matters
- ๐ฌCustomers say the lawyers take time to understand their circumstances and explain each step
Tips for visiting PocketLegal
- โUse the Book a Consult button on the site to request a time. Businesses wanting to talk through visa options can ask for the no-obligation discussion the site describes.
- โAsk for a written fee quote after the first discussion, as the firm quotes professional fees once it has assessed your matter.
- โBring your visa history and any refusal or cancellation letters to the first call so the lawyer can judge the matter quickly.
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FAQ about PocketLegal
Does PocketLegal handle family law?
Its work is migration, including partner and family visas, rather than family law disputes.
Does PocketLegal handle conveyancing?
No. Its practice areas are migration and visa work, so property matters are not among them.
Does PocketLegal handle criminal or traffic matters?
No. Its work is limited to migration and visa matters, so criminal and traffic cases are outside its practice areas.
Does PocketLegal handle employment matters?
Yes, alongside employer sponsorship it advises on employee work rights and termination.