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Hi All, I have completed form 956a for the withdrawal of an authorised recipient as I am no longer using a migration agent. It states that the form should be returned to the office where you lodged, however I was wondering if this can be emailed to the department instead to make it easier? If so, would anybody have the email address this should be sent to? Thanks J

Hi both, Thanks for your reply. I declared the condition at the medical so that wasn't an issue. It's just that I'm looking to increase the medication which I'm unsure whether I would need to inform DIBP about.

Hi all, My husband and I have recently been granted a 190 visa and are planning to make our first entry to Australia in December. I have a heart condition for which I take medication for if and when I need to. I have now decided to take these regularly and will be getting a prescription for months worth from my GP before we make the big move, my question is, would I need to inform DIBP about the change in meds? Thanks j4y

Hi Cerberus, Thanks for your reply. Is there a way to do this directly through my immi account instead of completing a PDF version of form 956? Thanks J4y

Hi all, I have had my visa 190 granted recently and would now like to withdraw my migration agent so that I can receive any future correspondence from DIBP directly. Can anybody make a suggestion on how I would do this? Is there a particular form to complete? Thanks J4y

Hello, Is anybody able to shed some light on this? Can AF be cause for a visa grant to be declined? Any advice will be much appreciated. Thanks

Thanks for your reply verystormy

Hi all, I have recently been diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation and been prescribed meds. I am looking to apply for a 189 visa. My question is, could this cause an issue when going through the medicals. Thanks

Hi all, I have recently been diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation and been prescribed meds. I am looking to apply for a 189 visa. My question is, could this cause an issue when going through the medicals. Thanks