Aditya

Hi everyone,

The person signing form 1195 has known me for 1.5 year. How can I input this number in form? If typing, form does not allow to input a decimal 1.5; It just allow to input a number 1 and a decimal point (like this 1.) and I can not input anymore numbers after the decimal point. Does this form only accept a round number? if yes, in this case should I round up or down this number. Or will I print out form and write number 1.5 in the blank field? Please help me for this issue. Thank you very much.

23 hours ago, JetBlast said:

A married siblings are not part of the family unit so should not be entered in this section. They should be entered in "other family members". Populating in the family unit section will mean they are asked to provide documents for these people when the application is paid for.

Thanks for your information

On 14/05/2022 at 18:38, psuwara said:

I don't know. I believe it would be important if they do further checks and the names have changed. So best to find out their new names.

Thanks for your reply

1 hour ago, psuwara said:

We used current names, as the forms ask for relationship to the VISA applicant.

Thanks for your reply. In case she does not know her siblings' current names. Are birth names good ones to fill in form?

Hi everyone

I have a question for my friend because she is not good at English.

She has some confusion when filling family name and given names for non-migrating members of the family unit in visa application (eg. in Part D of form 47SP, Part G of form 47of) because the forms do not ask about other names for these family members. Family members such as siblings who got married and have new family name of spouse or have officially changed their name and have certificate of name change.

She intends to follow one of 2 below options and she hopes to hear advice and experience from Bros (eg. what are advantages and disadvantages of these 2 options)

1. Filling their new and current names (if known)

2. Filling all with birth names (same family names) to confirm family association.

Thanks everyone so much for your time.

On 03/04/2022 at 09:35, rammygirl said:

I’m pretty sure it can be expired as that is still a valid ID. If you are planning to renew it anyway I wouldn’t delay applying. Apply with the expired passport then add the new details later. Don’t hold up the application for it.

Thanks very much for your reply.

 Good day

I'm in the process of applying for Australian Citizenship, but my child's passport has expired. Can I submit my child's expired passport or do I have to first renew child's passport and then apply for citizenship. Your response is highly appreciated.

Good day
I need your guidance about the answer for this question in citizenship application:

Does this parent have the details of the last passport used to enter or depart Australia?

Does the phrase "used to" above imply "was used to" or "is used to"?

In my opinion, there are two cases:
1. In case it is "was used to", it mentioned something happened in the past so I will choose " NO " for above question because parent hasn't been to Australia before.

2. In case it is "is used to", it seems this mentions the function of passport so I will choose " YES" and provide passport details even if parent hasn't been to Australia before.

My parent hasn't been to Australia before, should I choose YES or NO?