Artur Hefczyc

Hello,

I am preparing documents for skilled immigration visa. I need my proof of age and I
can get birth certificate shorten and full version. Which one is preferable by DIMA?
Embassy in my country can't help me. They are not sure too.

thanks for assistance Artur

ptlabs

I would have thought that a copy of the passport details page stating your birthdate would suffice.

I may be wrong though...

Noiseboy

In article <[email protected] >, [email protected] (Artur
Hefczyc) wrote:

    > I am preparing documents for skilled immigration visa. I need my proof of age and I
    > can get birth certificate shorten and full version. Which one is preferable by
    > DIMA? Embassy in my country can't help me. They are not sure too.

I'd go for the full version. My U.K. birth certificate shows my parents details and
place of birth, whereas the short one doesn't. I don't know if this is the case for
Poland but it's probably the only way you can prove your parentage. It seems to be a
good rule of thumb to submit as much detail as possible to DIMA when applying. They
can easily ignore information that isn't relevant but it will hold your application
up or get it rejected if you don't supply enough.

Gee

Send the full version. I was asked for full certificates by Adelaide having
originally sent the shorter versions.

Gee

[email protected] (Artur Hefczyc) wrote in message
news:<[email protected]. com>...
    > Hello,
    >
    > I am preparing documents for skilled immigration visa. I need my proof of age and I
    > can get birth certificate shorten and full version. Which one is preferable by
    > DIMA? Embassy in my country can't help me. They are not sure too.
    >
    > thanks for assistance Artur

Paul A Prescott

[email protected] (Artur Hefczyc) wrote in message
news:<[email protected]. com>...
    > Hello,
    >
    > I am preparing documents for skilled immigration visa. I need my proof of age and I
    > can get birth certificate shorten and full version. Which one is preferable by
    > DIMA? Embassy in my country can't help me. They are not sure too.
    >
    > thanks for assistance Artur

Full version.

Paul