citizenship interview advice
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citizenship interview advice
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My hubby and i am going in for our citizenship interview next week, we applied online and under the old rules which means we do not have to sit a test, i would just like to know if i have missed anything of the list that i need to take with us, i have filled out form 1195 which is the Proof of identity for applications made online, (one for each of us and two children) and got them signed, also taking birth certificates, marriage certs, driving lience, passports, and signed photos, please let me know if there is anything else, also do we need to take in copies of the application we made online.
thankyou for any advice you can give me.
My hubby and i am going in for our citizenship interview next week, we applied online and under the old rules which means we do not have to sit a test, i would just like to know if i have missed anything of the list that i need to take with us, i have filled out form 1195 which is the Proof of identity for applications made online, (one for each of us and two children) and got them signed, also taking birth certificates, marriage certs, driving lience, passports, and signed photos, please let me know if there is anything else, also do we need to take in copies of the application we made online.
thankyou for any advice you can give me.
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Hello
My hubby and i am going in for our citizenship interview next week, we applied online and under the old rules which means we do not have to sit a test, i would just like to know if i have missed anything of the list that i need to take with us, i have filled out form 1195 which is the Proof of identity for applications made online, (one for each of us and two children) and got them signed, also taking birth certificates, marriage certs, driving lience, passports, and signed photos, please let me know if there is anything else, also do we need to take in copies of the application we made online.
thankyou for any advice you can give me.
My hubby and i am going in for our citizenship interview next week, we applied online and under the old rules which means we do not have to sit a test, i would just like to know if i have missed anything of the list that i need to take with us, i have filled out form 1195 which is the Proof of identity for applications made online, (one for each of us and two children) and got them signed, also taking birth certificates, marriage certs, driving lience, passports, and signed photos, please let me know if there is anything else, also do we need to take in copies of the application we made online.
thankyou for any advice you can give me.
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Re: citizenship interview advice
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thankyou for the info, is the only form you are taking is the stat dec form 1195, or do you take a print outof the online application in, good luck with yours i am sure it will run smooth.
thanks
thankyou for the info, is the only form you are taking is the stat dec form 1195, or do you take a print outof the online application in, good luck with yours i am sure it will run smooth.
thanks
#4
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We've got the 1195 and printouts of the info they sent in an email (mainly for our own reference I think). The 1195 plus all the signed docs should be enough we hope!
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when you say the form 1195 and all the signed docs, which docs do you mean, they only form we have had signed is the 1195 form and photos, should i have more
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You need certified copies of your birth certs, marriage cert, etc. That's what I meant.
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thanks for that i was just taking the original ones in for them to look at, so its just copies of birth and marriage certificates, passports do not have to be copied and certifed, i have just read through the form sent from the post office and it just says to bring in birth certificates etc nothing about them beings certified, but i will get them done to be sure. Thankyou for letting me know
thanks for that i was just taking the original ones in for them to look at, so its just copies of birth and marriage certificates, passports do not have to be copied and certifed, i have just read through the form sent from the post office and it just says to bring in birth certificates etc nothing about them beings certified, but i will get them done to be sure. Thankyou for letting me know
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thanks for that i was just taking the original ones in for them to look at, so its just copies of birth and marriage certificates, passports do not have to be copied and certifed, i have just read through the form sent from the post office and it just says to bring in birth certificates etc nothing about them beings certified, but i will get them done to be sure. Thankyou for letting me know
thanks for that i was just taking the original ones in for them to look at, so its just copies of birth and marriage certificates, passports do not have to be copied and certifed, i have just read through the form sent from the post office and it just says to bring in birth certificates etc nothing about them beings certified, but i will get them done to be sure. Thankyou for letting me know
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yes i will get mine signed just in case i get someone picky, good luck with your, please let me know how you get on
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Well that was easy! We had certified copies of all our docs (and also took the originals) but the nice lady said she only needed the originals and she would have made her own copies but thanked us for saving her a job
She put a copy of the rights and responsibilities in front of us and gave us a couple of minutes to memorise them before asking us 2 rights and 2 responsibilities each. Mrs M got a bit flustered and the lady even helped her out. We signed a couple of forms and waited for her to enter everything in the computer then she said "that's it, you're approved". We were actually walking out of the office before the time we had booked for the interview
It couldn't have been any easier and she reckons we should be good for our ceremony on Australia Day in Brisbane, which is exactly what we wanted. Apparently they prefer iuf you have your ceremony within 12 weeks of interview.
She put a copy of the rights and responsibilities in front of us and gave us a couple of minutes to memorise them before asking us 2 rights and 2 responsibilities each. Mrs M got a bit flustered and the lady even helped her out. We signed a couple of forms and waited for her to enter everything in the computer then she said "that's it, you're approved". We were actually walking out of the office before the time we had booked for the interview
It couldn't have been any easier and she reckons we should be good for our ceremony on Australia Day in Brisbane, which is exactly what we wanted. Apparently they prefer iuf you have your ceremony within 12 weeks of interview.
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Congratulations i am glad to hear it was straight forward, did you need to take a copy of the application you filled out online (thats if you did yours online) only asking this as i have printed out my hubby's but i can not find mine, nowhere in the paperwork says to bring it but i thought i should ask.
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Congratulations i am glad to hear it was straight forward, did you need to take a copy of the application you filled out online (thats if you did yours online) only asking this as i have printed out my hubby's but i can not find mine, nowhere in the paperwork says to bring it but i thought i should ask.
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had our interview today, at Cleveland, and NO, you don't need to take the on-line application......the lady at the post Office had ours there already.... our ceremony is also going to be Australia Day..........