Application for review - general federal law & migration

This form is used to apply to the Court for a review of the exercise of a power by a Registrar in proceedings other than appeal proceedings.  Use a Form B3A – Application for Review in bankruptcy proceedings.

For more information on the designated powers of registrars in general federal law and migration, see Part 3 and Schedule 1 of the General Federal Law Rules.

An Application for Review must be filed within 21 days of the order or decision being made. 

The filing of an Application for Review does not operate as a stay of the original order or decision. If you wish to suspend the orders until a decision is made on the review (called a Stay Application) you can file an Interlocutory Application with a supporting Affidavit – General federal law and migration asking the Court to stay the operation of the original order.

Filing with the Court

Once complete, you need to file the Application for Review with the Court. It must be filed electronically using eLodgment, unless it is not reasonably practicable to do so.

Service

An Application for Review - general federal law & migration must be served on each other party to the proceedings no later than 7 days after filing.

Legal advice

To understand your legal rights and responsibilities you should obtain legal advice. A lawyer can explain how the law applies to your case and assist you to complete forms and lodge documents. The Court is unable to provide legal advice because to do so would seriously compromise its ability to impartially determine your case. There are several free services available. See Find a Lawyer for more information.