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Begin by selecting whether you are appointing or withdrawing an authorised recipient. Complete Part A if appointing, or Part B if withdrawing.
In Part A, provide your details including your name, date of birth, and DIAC Client ID number if applicable. Ensure all information is written clearly in BLOCK LETTERS.
Fill in the authorised recipient's details in Part A, including their name, address, and whether they agree to receive documents electronically.
If you are withdrawing an appointment, complete Part B with similar details for the previous authorised recipient and indicate the reason for withdrawal.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before signing and submitting the form through our platform.
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Form 956a, also known as the Appointment or Withdrawal of an Authorised Recipient, is a document used in Australian visa applications. It serves as an authorization for a third-party individual or organization to receive communication about your visa application on your behalf.
Is the 956 form mandatory?
Forms 956 and 956A are not mandatory for visa applications. They are only used when you appoint another person to manage the immigration process on your behalf.
Who should fill the 956A form?
If a person 16 years of age or older wants to appoint a different authorised recipient they should complete a separate form 956A. The Department may use a range of means to send documents to your authorised recipient.
What is the reason you are an exempt person?
The following people are called an exempt person. These people can provide immigration assistance for a visa, but only if they do not charge you a fee: your spouse, parent, brother, sister, child or adopted child. your sponsor or nominator.
What happens after I submit form 956A?
To cancel an authorisation, you need to submit Form 956A. This will notify the Department of Home Affairs that you plan on withdrawing an exempt person from receiving communication on your behalf.
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Form 956 is about appointing a migration agent or an exempt person to provide immigration assistance. It focuses on the representation aspect, allowing the agent to act on behalf of the applicant in all interactions with the Department of Home Affairs.
Who is an exempt person for migration agent?
Exempt persons A person who is not a registered migration agent or legal practitioner may help with your application if they are 1 or more of the following: your nominator or sponsor. your close family member. a parliamentarian.
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Appointment or withdrawal of an authorised recipient
If a person 16 years of age or older wants to appoint a different authorised recipient they should complete a separate form 956A. Page 2. 956A (Design date 04/
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