how to mail tra info to them??

[mommyof3inmi]

Hi there everyone....

I have another question and it is regarding the TRA and how we send our info into them for the skilled migrant worker.

These are the rules:
How should the evidence be provided?

• Documents not written in English must come with certified English translations.
• Documents must be certified true copies.
• Do not send original documents.
• Do not send applications in folders or plastic sleeves.
• Do not use dividers or spiral binders

Problem is this: Hubby and I would like to know what everyone used to send their info in through the mail. ( A yellow manilla envelope or something else?)

We need to get it right the first time! Thanks a lot!

Judy

[mommyof3inmi]

I knew this sounded like a dumb question!

LOL

[Jo&Rich]

Hi Judy, NOTHING is a dumb question when you're applying for your visa- you fixate on every very little detail being right!
We just sent our documents in a regular large envelope, registered post, then we knew it had arrived.
Another thing, I'd reccomend you send everything you have to back up your qualifications/experience, however insignificant it may seem, or you'll think after you've sent your application, why didn't I put that in!
Good luck, Jo

[mommyof3inmi]

Thanks JO..

My hubby has lots of things to send with it. He even has photographs of jobs he has done, and a few have him actually working. He has letters of recommendations from at leat 4 employers including present time as well. The whole thing has been very stressful for him! But hopefully it will pay off in the end.

Judy

[stue116]

hi there, we sent our's in a normal a4 envelope and put that inside a jiffy one, sent it registered post.
good luck, sam.

[Jo&Rich]

Luckily for us, Richard had only ever had one job, so more straightforward. Sounds like you have it covered though Judy.
Jo