Can anyone tell me who can certify my documents?

[Guest sivakumar]

I am about to lodge my 175 application. Can anyone tell me who can certify my documents?

 

Can a lawyer sign my document off?

[pablo]

I am about to lodge my 175 application. Can anyone tell me who can certify my documents?

 

Can a lawyer sign my document off?

I got a solicitor to witness my stat decs etc,cost about £20 i think for a cpl

[Guest sivakumar]

I got a solicitor to witness my stat decs etc,cost about £20 i think for a cpl

what information does he need to include in certification?

[pablo]

what information does he need to include in certification?

 

Im not sure about yours tbh,but i had to do a stat dec re a cpl of companies that i worked for,i had put all the details down,i just had to swear(on oath i think!) it was true and he just signed it,few years back now tbh,drank a lot of whiskey since then:goofy:,but i think thats how it was.

[reza]

I am about to lodge my 175 application. Can anyone tell me who can certify my documents?

 

Can a lawyer sign my document off?

That's very easy

if you are uploading scanned copy of original documents no need to certify them

[Guest sivakumar]

That's very easy

if you are uploading scanned copy of original documents no need to certify them

Can you tell me where it is mentioned at the immi.gov.au website? I wasn't able to find the same, when I looked the website?

[Jimm]

I have applied for 176 and i did not certify my documents from anyone as i have uploaded scanned original documents.

[Guest sivakumar]

I have applied for 176 and i did not certify my documents from anyone as i have uploaded scanned original documents.

Is it mentioned at DIAC's website?

[Jimm]

Is it mentioned at DIAC's website?

 

Well go ahead if you want to certify your original documents from any one and then scan them and then upload them with your application.

Please use a little logic ! how can you certify original documents when you have to just scan and upload them.

If you are doubtful about it you can always email DIAC and ask them directly.

[Guest sivakumar]

Well go ahead if you want to certify your original documents from any one and then scan them and then upload them with your application.

Please use a little logic ! how can you certify original documents when you have to just scan and upload them.

If you are doubtful about it you can always email DIAC and ask them directly.

The reason behind the question is I was asked to do so when I applied for Engineers Australia's assessment. However, I will mail DIAC and clarify my quest.

[Jimm]

The reason behind the question is I was asked to do so when I applied for Engineers Australia's assessment. However, I will mail DIAC and clarify my quest.

The reason engineers Australia asked you to certify the documents was that you have to send physical photocopies of the original documents which needs to be certified by a notary public or an oath commissioner whereas application for 176 is online and the documents have to be uploaded in digital format.

[Guest sivakumar]

The reason engineers Australia asked you to certify the documents was that you have to send physical photocopies of the original documents which needs to be certified by a notary public or an oath commissioner whereas application for 176 is online and the documents have to be uploaded in digital format.

Thats good, it has saved my time. I don't have to find a guy who does certification for money.

[Ozmaniac]

Scanned copies of an original document (non-certified) must be in colour. If you scan documents in black and white, then they must be scanned copies of the certified copies.

http://www.immi.gov.au/gateways/agents/pdf/rma-gsm-evisa-applications.pdf This is from instructions to agents that turned up on a search of the DIAC site, but the same will apply to everyone.