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Consultation arrangements
Flexible ways to meet.
Video, telephone or in person — by appointment.
Talk by phone.
A convenient option without the need to travel.
Meet in person.
Sydney CBD, Parramatta, Kings Langley or Hills District.
Appointment details and any consultation fees will be confirmed in advance.
Your first step
Request a consultation.
Send an enquiry and we will be in touch to discuss your matter and arrange an appointment.
Send an enquiryTell us how we can help
Send your contact details, a brief description of your matter and whether you prefer a video, telephone or in-person consultation.
Confirm your appointment
We will confirm whether we can assist and discuss the consultation fee privately before you decide to proceed. Your appointment is confirmed once we have agreed the details with you.
Prepare for your consultation
We will let you know what information or documents to provide and how to send them before your appointment.
A few practical details
Your questions answered.
How do I request a consultation?
Send an enquiry using our contact form, or call or email us. We will discuss your matter and the consultation fee, then confirm the appointment details with you.
Can we meet in Sydney CBD, Parramatta or Kings Langley?
In-person consultations in Sydney CBD, Parramatta or Kings Langley can be arranged by appointment. The meeting location will be confirmed in advance.
How will I know where to attend?
The meeting address or video connection details will be provided when your appointment is confirmed.
Meet Sai Priya.
Founder & Principal Lawyer
Sai Priya Sivalohan has over nine years of experience practising exclusively in immigration law, with a particular focus on protection and partner visas, refusals and cancellations, character matters, tribunal review and judicial review.
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Migration law developments, practical information and perspectives to help you better understand the immigration process.
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When you are claiming protection, you have the responsibility of providing complete, accurate and detailed claims to the Department of Home Affairs.
The Department of Home Affairs is cracking down on applicants who provide false or misleading claims in their protection visa application. There are serious consequences including fines, the refusal of your visa application and the negative impact on any future visa applications in Australia or overseas.
Articles will provide general information, not legal advice. Advice about your circumstances should be sought before taking action.
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Please keep your message general and do not include sensitive documents or detailed personal information.
Email: sai@sivalohanlawyers.com.au
Telephone: 0472 555 508