Citizenship Test - ID Requirements
Mar 18th 2009, 1:18 pm
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Citizenship Test - ID Requirements
Hi.
Has anyone had any practical experience about the ID documents required for taking the citizenship test?
The immi.gov website says that in addition to birth certificate & passport, test-takers have to bring "up to two other forms of identification which has your photograph, signature and current residential address (such as your drivers licence)."
I actually don't have an Aussie driving license, so I'm not sure what else I can produce that has my photo & address?
Has anyone had any practical experience about the ID documents required for taking the citizenship test?
The immi.gov website says that in addition to birth certificate & passport, test-takers have to bring "up to two other forms of identification which has your photograph, signature and current residential address (such as your drivers licence)."
I actually don't have an Aussie driving license, so I'm not sure what else I can produce that has my photo & address?
Mar 19th 2009, 2:39 am
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Re: Citizenship Test - ID Requirements
We took our passports.marriage certificates and birth certificates and some bills just in case
Mar 19th 2009, 9:18 am
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Re: Citizenship Test - ID Requirements
I just turned up for the test having forgotten I might need to take anything much with me. All I had in my purse was Medicare card, drivers licence (with incorrect address on) and a couple of bank cards.
They just said I'd need to make sure I take my passport when applying for citizenship - I have a bit longer to wait for that to satisfy residency.
Maybe I just got lucky?
They just said I'd need to make sure I take my passport when applying for citizenship - I have a bit longer to wait for that to satisfy residency.
Maybe I just got lucky?
