After immigrating to Australia, when dealing with domestic assets, a thorny problem is often encountered: how to prove that the identity before and after immigration is the same person? This issue is even more critical for immigrants who own property in the country. In fact, this problem can be solved by only applying for an apostille of the declaration of the same person in Australia. Below, we will introduce this authentication process in detail, so that you can easily solve the identity authentication problem.
1. Understand the statement of the same person in Australia
The Australian Declaration of the Same Person is a document drafted and signed by the migrants themselves to prove the consistency of identity before and after immigration. Since the document is not issued by the ** institution, it needs to be drafted by the lawyer in accordance with the prescribed model and signed by the parties. Once drafted, the document can be further certified.
2. Prepare the handling materials
Before applying for the apostille of the declaration of the same person in Australia, you need to prepare the following information: the original or copy of the declaration of the same person in Australia that needs to be authenticated, and the scanned copy or copy of the applicant's valid passport. Ensure the authenticity and validity of these information, so as to avoid unnecessary troubles in the process.
3. Handling process
The process of apostille declaration by the same person in Australia is relatively simple and mainly consists of the following two steps:
Australian notarization: First, you need to find an Australian notary public to notarize the declaration of the same person. The notary will verify the authenticity and legitimacy of the documents and affix a notarized seal to the documents.
Australia *** certification: After the notarization is completed, the notarized documents will be submitted to Australia *** for certification. **The signature and seal of the notary public will be verified and the document will be stamped with an apostille. In this way, the document has the legitimacy to be used internationally.