police checks
Jan 11th 2007, 6:34 pm
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police checks
We got an e-mail from the ASPC to say that the police checks we e-mailed them were not in the right format - no idea what that means!!
Has anyone else e-mailed them - are you allowed to e-mail them???
There is a paragraph in other communication that we have received saying that e-mail documents are acceptable - so I dont know what we have done wrong.
I have since got someone to certify them as true copies - should I e-mail them again or do they have to be posted??? Do they need to be e-mailed in colour perhaps.
Can anybody help us please....
Laura and Gordon
Has anyone else e-mailed them - are you allowed to e-mail them???
There is a paragraph in other communication that we have received saying that e-mail documents are acceptable - so I dont know what we have done wrong.
I have since got someone to certify them as true copies - should I e-mail them again or do they have to be posted??? Do they need to be e-mailed in colour perhaps.
Can anybody help us please....
Laura and Gordon
Jan 11th 2007, 6:41 pm
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Re: police checks
HI, did you send them as an attachment? They may mean the format of the file
Jan 11th 2007, 6:45 pm
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Jan 11th 2007, 6:53 pm
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Re: police checks
Just guesses i am afraid guys, But i would be suprised if dont accept pdf's.
For my online application they def did.
It is possible the file was corrupted and they could not open it, in that case re-sending it may do the trick other than that maybe better to get them to explain what they mean.
Sorry folks, someone else on here may know.
Gary
For my online application they def did.
It is possible the file was corrupted and they could not open it, in that case re-sending it may do the trick other than that maybe better to get them to explain what they mean.
Sorry folks, someone else on here may know.
Gary
Jan 11th 2007, 6:55 pm
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Re: police checks
Just guesses i am afraid guys, But i would be suprised if dont accept pdf's.
For my online application they def did.
It is possible the file was corrupted and they could not open it, in that case re-sending it may do the trick other than that maybe better to get them to explain what they mean.
Sorry folks, someone else on here may know.
Gary
For my online application they def did.
It is possible the file was corrupted and they could not open it, in that case re-sending it may do the trick other than that maybe better to get them to explain what they mean.
Sorry folks, someone else on here may know.
Gary
Jan 11th 2007, 7:40 pm
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Re: police checks
We got an e-mail from the ASPC to say that the police checks we e-mailed them were not in the right format - no idea what that means!!
Has anyone else e-mailed them - are you allowed to e-mail them???
There is a paragraph in other communication that we have received saying that e-mail documents are acceptable - so I dont know what we have done wrong.
I have since got someone to certify them as true copies - should I e-mail them again or do they have to be posted??? Do they need to be e-mailed in colour perhaps.
Can anybody help us please....
Laura and Gordon
Has anyone else e-mailed them - are you allowed to e-mail them???
There is a paragraph in other communication that we have received saying that e-mail documents are acceptable - so I dont know what we have done wrong.
I have since got someone to certify them as true copies - should I e-mail them again or do they have to be posted??? Do they need to be e-mailed in colour perhaps.
Can anybody help us please....
Laura and Gordon
Tracey
Jan 11th 2007, 7:46 pm
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Re: police checks
Hi, you need to scan the original documents in colour. Information can be found at http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm.
Tracey
Tracey
Yipeeeeeee......
They must think I'm a mad women - I went ahead and sent them black and white certified copies. Oh well, hopefully THIRD TIME LUCKY!! Cheers again.
Laura
Jan 11th 2007, 7:48 pm
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Re: police checks
Hi, you need to scan the original documents in colour. Information can be found at http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/visa...fessionals.htm.
Tracey
Tracey
I think what I've done may actually be okay - see quote below taken from the link you gave me...
"If you scan documents in black and white, then they must be scanned copies of the certified copies"
Jan 11th 2007, 7:56 pm
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Re: police checks
You are a star!!!!! That's all I wanted to know. They sent me an e-mail which didnt make any sense - it could have meant a number of things!!!
Yipeeeeeee......
They must think I'm a mad women - I went ahead and sent them black and white certified copies. Oh well, hopefully THIRD TIME LUCKY!! Cheers again.
Laura
Yipeeeeeee......
They must think I'm a mad women - I went ahead and sent them black and white certified copies. Oh well, hopefully THIRD TIME LUCKY!! Cheers again.
Laura
Tracey
