John

Hi,

I've a question regarding what documents to send with the Visa application.

On the section "Points for Skill - Preparing for your application" on the Background
information document it says:

"1. Before you apply, you must have skills assessed by the relevant assessing
authority for your nominated occupation.
2. Your skills assessment must be included with your application.
3. You must also include with your application all the documents provided to the
assessing body."

It's the last-mentioned item that troubles me. Does it really mean that I have to get
certified copies of all my degree/certification documents all over again and send
them also to DIMA, even though ACS has assessed me as suitable for migration?

So what documents I'd need to provide with the application?

Thanks for all your help! John

yvsie

John,

Youre exactly right....every document you sent for skills assessment you also need to send with visa application......a ball ache I know...but that's how it is.....

Good luck!

ptlabs

More importantly, and this is not quite stated anywhere in either the Migration Booklet or on Form 47SK - you need to submit the original copy of the Skills Assessment result from ACS.

This is confirmed by the ASPC.

Regards,
Peter

geehaf

Also remember to send the original police certificate/check and a certified copy of your FULL birth certificate (applies to all applicants).


Geehaf

ptlabs

In theory, the police and medical checks are only to be submitted when requested by DIMIA. However, certain countries have different methods for police cert applications. It's best to refer to Form 47P to determine how best to go about applying for a police check in the countries concerned.

There is a checklist in Part J of Form 47SK. If you submit everything that's asked for on that checklist, you'll be fine.


Peter