Documents must be certified by a certifying authority in your country. A certified document is one which has been stamped and signed by a legal authority who has verified that they have seen the original versions. Do not submit original documents as we will not return them to you.
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Which authorities can certify my documents?
Any person or certifying authority recognised by law of the country in which you live in can certify your documents. The list of authorised officers include (but not limited to):
a justice of the peace or a bail justice
a police officer
an Australian registered migration agent
a notary public
an Australian consular officer or Australian diplomatic officer (within the meaning of the Consular Fees Act 1955).
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