E-Visa - Certified Documents

[mwgster]

Hi,

 

I have completed my 175 Visa Application on-line.

Most of the documents that I have uploaded are photocopies that have been certified by a solicitor.

However, our birth certificates are genuine certified copies (i.e. from the registry office and not photocopies).

I have uploaded these, in colour, but they have not been stamped by a solicitor as it states they are genuine certified copies in the header.. Is this OK?

 

Any help on this would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks

Martin :biggrin:

[elderberry]

Hi,

 

I have completed my 175 Visa Application on-line.

Most of the documents that I have uploaded are photocopies that have been certified by a solicitor.

However, our birth certificates are genuine certified copies (i.e. from the registry office and not photocopies).

I have uploaded these, in colour, but they have not been stamped by a solicitor as it states they are genuine certified copies in the header.. Is this OK?

 

Any help on this would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks

Martin :biggrin:

 

For a 176/175 visa application, colour scans of documents do not need to be certified as true copies and can be uploaded to DIAC's system as "un-certified" colour scans.

[mwgster]

For a 176/175 visa application, colour scans of documents do not need to be certified as true copies and can be uploaded to DIAC's system as "un-certified" colour scans.

 

 

Excellent. Many thanks for replying so quickly.

All the best,

Martin

[elderberry]

Excellent. Many thanks for replying so quickly.

All the best,

Martin

 

No Problem.

My post should have read 'For a 176/175 visa application, colour scans of ORIGINAL documents do not need to be certified as true copies and can be uploaded to DIAC's system as "un-certified" colour scans.'

I don't think it changes anything for you though since a genuine certified copy of your birth certificate from the registry office becomes an original document in it's own right if that makes sense!