Consent form visa for a child under 18 - Form 1229
Nov 17th 2004, 8:35 pm
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Consent form visa for a child under 18 - Form 1229
Consent form visa for a child under 18 - Form 1229.
This form states it must be witnessed by a practicing lawyer or travel agent....are these the only people that can sign this form??? as they are in short supply.
This form states it must be witnessed by a practicing lawyer or travel agent....are these the only people that can sign this form??? as they are in short supply.
Nov 17th 2004, 10:46 pm
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Re: Consent form visa for a child under 18 - Form 1229
Originally Posted by ad4ozz
Consent form visa for a child under 18 - Form 1229.
This form states it must be witnessed by a practicing lawyer or travel agent....are these the only people that can sign this form??? as they are in short supply.
This form states it must be witnessed by a practicing lawyer or travel agent....are these the only people that can sign this form??? as they are in short supply.
Jeremy
Nov 18th 2004, 5:18 pm
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Re: Consent form visa for a child under 18 - Form 1229
Originally Posted by JAJ
What kind of visa are you applying for, this form says it's only for *visitor* visas. There is no specific form for consent given to allow a child to migrate.
Jeremy
Jeremy
Consent form to grant an Australian visitor visa to a child under the age of 18.
States at bottom Witness must be a practicing lawyer or travel agent.
It's my next door neighbour who is going on a sponsered visa but needs to get it signed, and all travel agents are saying no and can't find a lawyer yet so needs to know who else can sign as doesn't give usual people.
We are hoping we don't need it as we are going as permenant skilled visa.
Nov 18th 2004, 11:31 pm
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Re: Consent form visa for a child under 18 - Form 1229
Originally Posted by ad4ozz
It's my next door neighbour who is going on a sponsered visa but needs to get it signed, and all travel agents are saying no and can't find a lawyer yet so needs to know who else can sign as doesn't give usual people.
When you say a 'sponsored' visa what exactly do you mean?
Jeremy
