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Exactly what you need. If IMMI don't believe your letter; they'll simply phone the people you stayed with to confirm. As long as they then don't say "never heard of them", haha; you'll be fine.

Geez Sammy, this is probably the easiest Visa to gain & you're worrying Dippet, lol. What more proof can you get than the person you've actually worked for signing off that you have actually worked there. It's exactly the same as any other employer providing confirmation of employment; it's just that this is voluntary work.

Failing that; the person who you've been 'woofing' for can write you a letter to confirm your attendance.

You'll be fine. The rumour is that only 1 in 10 (approx) applications even get looked at; the rest are automatically accepted. And even if yours did get checked; IMMI are making next to nothing for the Visa, so they won't be wasting resources looking into bank transactions, etc. As long as you have proof you were actually on the farm (pictures, pay slips, etc), there's no dramas.

Hi Guys, Thought I'd share my Visa experiences for those in the same boat. Main advice would be...always do things by the book & use a Migration Agent! Obviously some of them were a few years back now, however, my Visa processing times were as follows: 2nd Year Working Holiday - Approved within 6 hours (understand some are not even looked at prior to approval ) 457 - Approved within 6 Days 186 - Decision Ready Submitted 16th Dec 13 - Approved 5th Jan 14 (taking into account Immi were on skeleton staff over the Holidays) I won't go into details, but I've had best friends who have submitted applications at similar times; non-decision ready & paperwork completed themselves; they had applications Rejected (-$8k, no refunds) as they weren't aware of the simple requirements from an Employer/Employee side...spend the extra cash on an Agent. Good Luck to All!