Martin Meszaros

Hi wrussell,

Thank you so much for your reply.

That was my understanding as well, though it's great to have a few people confirm my assumptions.

Have a lovely rest of the day.

Regards,

Martin 

Hello lovely people.

I hope you are all well

I am on my way to apply for Subclass 100 Partner (Migrant) visa from Sydney and I was wondering whether I have to (besides the Australian National Police Certificate) provide the department with the overseas police certificate of 2 countries I lived for more than 12 months in the past EVEN THOUGH I have provided them when I was applying for the a Partner (Provisional) (subclass 309) visa (and I have not visited those countried since I left for Sydney).

Thank you so much for any help!

Kindest regards,

Martin

Hey there lovely people.

As I would like to embark upon a new professional career path to become a fully accredited family dispute resolution practitioner (FDRP) I´m doing a bit of research about the accreditation standards as well as about the occupation itself.

I would like to get in touch with the accredited FDRP to get a proper insight into day-to-day tasks executed by the FDRP as well as consult the best options for completing the six compulsory units form from the Vocational Graduate Diploma (or higher education equivalent units).

 Thank you so much for any help in this matter and looking forward to hearing from you.

 Kindest wishes

 Martin

Hey guys

Finally we have gotten our visa approved very recently and the time has come to start thinking about to ship all our stuff back to Sydney.

Is there anyone who could possibly help us out with reliable and price-wise reasonable shipping company capable of taking care of our things to be shipped from Vienna to Sydney?

Thank you so much and any help is highly appreciated

Martin

Hey folks

My wife and I are in the preparation process of gathering up evidence for a partner Visa and we would like to ask you a question referring to the 888 Statutory declaration by a supporting witness in relation to a partner visa.

As we are outside Australia we are to obtain a statutory declaration (statement) to support of our relationship from a friend of ours who is not an Australian citizen or Australian permanent.

As far as we are concerned such statement should be witnessed by a person with prescribed occupation or qualification. Who could be the person with requested qualification in Austria, Vienna, in order to witness the statutory declaration (form 888)?

Thank you so much for any help.

Martin

Thank you so so much! It´s great to know we´re on the right track:)

Yep, I see. That's great. One final question, did you guys use anything else other than photos and tickets to prove attendance in 'social activities?' 

Thank you heaps, I really appreceiate your reply:)

Thank you wrussell!:)

Dear Friends,

As we embarked upon our journey gathering up all necessary evidence for a Partner Visa, we came up against an issue with Statutory declarations (Form 888 - Statutory declaration by a supporting witness in relation to a Partner or Prospective Marriage visa application), which must be provided with my partner visa application.

Is it possible to have all Statutory declarations witnessed by the same one person (e.g. Justice of the Peace) ?

Thank you for help and your time

Martin

Hey guys, 

thank you heaps for your advice Sara Gan and wrussell. We´re just gathering suffcient amount of evident mainly focusing on the time of separation as that would be the critical to adress though (individual tax returns listing each other as a de-facto partner etc. could work).

What we´re planning to do is to write down a "Request Letter" requesting to be granted a PR without having to wait 2 years.

Cheers 

Hey guys hope you are doing well !

I must admit I couldn’t be happier to come across this fantastic website helping me clearly understand the partner visa process! I’d love to ask a question regarding the partner visa and possibility of requesting of being granted the permanent partner visa under circumstances of a long term relationship (3 years in a partner relationship).

We got married with my wife (an Australian citizen) over a year ago (since when we have started living together) and we’re meeting all eligible requirements for a Temporary partner visa on the basis of our marriage (subclass 309/100).

We met in Sydney in June 2015 and after a month of seeing each other we decided to have a mutual commitment to a shared life to the exclusion of all others and our relationship was genuine and continuing. We lived at my partner parents´ house only for 2 months. At the end of the year 2015 my study visa had expired and I must left back for Europe, since when we embarked upon a long distance partnership (visiting each other every 3 months). The long distance relationship lasted one and a half year - up until we got married.

Per above mentioned, my question is as follows:

Am I eligible to claim that we’re in a de-facto relationship before we got married, (living at future in-laws for 2 months and having 1,5 years long distance partnership) havinga substantial amount of evidence proving our partnership was genuine and continuing?

Thank you heaps for any feedbacks and hints which might bring a bit of light to this matter.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Martin

Hey guys hope you are doing well !

I must admit I couldn’t be happier to come across this fantastic website helping me clearly understand the partner visa process! I’d love to ask a question regarding the partner visa and possibility of requesting of being granted the permanent partner visa under circumstances of a long term relationship (3 years in a partner relationship).

We got married with my wife (an Australian citizen) over a year ago (since when we have started living together) and we’re meeting all eligible requirements for a Temporary partner visa on the basis of our marriage (subclass 309/100).

We met in Sydney in June 2015 and after a month of seeing each other we decided to have a mutual commitment to a shared life to the exclusion of all others and our relationship was genuine and continuing. We lived at my partner parents´ house only for 2 months. At the end of the year 2015 my study visa had expired and I must left back for Europe, since when we embarked upon a long distance partnership (visiting each other every 3 months). The long distance relationship lasted one and a half year - up until we got married.

Per above mentioned, my question is as follows:

Am I eligible to claim that we’re in a de-facto relationship before we got married, (living at future in-laws for 2 months and having 1,5 years long distance partnership) havinga substantial amount of evidence proving our partnership was genuine and continuing?

Thank you heaps for any feedbacks and hints which might bring a bit of light to this matter.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Martin