An Indian family’s bid for an Australian skilled visa has been knocked back in the court over a 12-year-old document that was deemed bogus by the Immigration Department.
The full bench of the Federal Court allowed an appeal by the Immigration Minister against Ms Aulakh, her husband and two children– upholding the June 2014 decision of the Migration Review Tribunal that concluded she had used a bogus reference letter from her Indian employer as evidence of her employment as a hairdresser.