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William Levingston, son of Christopher Levingston makes his debut as a CPD presenter

Tomorrow, William Levingston, son of Accredited Specialist Immigration Lawyer, and Founder of Migration Alliance, Christopher Levingston, makes his CPD presenter debut with Legal Training Australia.  William is also an immigration lawyer, and has a striking resemblance to his father!

To attend William's "Code of Conduct" webinar workshop tomorrow, please book here: https://legaltrainingaustralia.com/webinar-cpd/

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    Toni Dignon Monday, 04 July 2022

    Congratulations William, all the best

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    Biwek Thapa Monday, 04 July 2022

    Congratulations ! William.

    Look forward to meeting you soon during the CPDs.

    Biwek Thapa
    Migration Alliance Team Member

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    Jason Saggers Monday, 04 July 2022

    Hi William congratulations. On the vexing issue of Labor Market testing in relation to 482 visas. two years ago I had a refusal as the salary was not mentioned at the front of the ads but rather in the backend of Seek and Career one. I can see nothing in the regs that says the salary must be at the front of the ad and I am due to go to the AAT to confront this Issue. Do you have any word of advice? Do you think I have a chance of winning?

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    w Levingston Monday, 04 July 2022

    Are you able to send a sample of the ad to my email?

    william@levingston.com.au

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    Rajeev Monday, 04 July 2022

    Congratulations William, all the best

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    Luis Cuadros Monday, 04 July 2022

    Congratulations!!!!

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    Meena S Sarda Monday, 04 July 2022

    Hi William heartiest congratulations... wish you all the best.

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    Jeff Harvie Monday, 04 July 2022

    You need to wear your dad's hat!

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    Neeraj Tuesday, 05 July 2022

    Congratulation William !!

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    Joey Barnard Tuesday, 05 July 2022

    Congrats! Looking forward to learning from you

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    Nindra Harbir Thursday, 28 July 2022

    Congratulations William !
    Harry Nindra JP ADLAW(SCUNIV NSW) MMIA CMA
    Senior Migration Agent (Paralegal)

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