标题: 不在澳洲境内证明怎么开？ [打印本页] 作者: nancy1 时间: 3-12-2012 21:25 标题: 不在澳洲境内证明怎么开？ 清华认证和职业认证都要求开不在澳洲境内证明（因为交的申请费比境内申请人低），官方是这么写的A certified Statutory Declaration or Affidavitstating you are not in Australia at the time of applying。请问有人做过么？怎么做啊？
在楼下热心同学的帮助下，找到答案了，写在这里，希望可以造福其他人
I live overseas and need to make a statutory declaration
You will need to find a witness who is both:
■on the list of authorised witnesses
■has a connection with Australia.
For example, a doctor who is registered to practise medicine in Australia can witness your declaration, but a doctor who is not registered in Australia cannot.
You can use a notary to witness your statutory declaration. They must be appointed in Australia, under their local state or territory legislation, to be able to witness Commonwealth statutory declarations.
You can find someone who is an authorised witness at the nearest Australian Embassy, High Commission or Consulate. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website has contact details:
那个JP就是你的证人，也需要签字作者: weikong-nsw 时间: 3-12-2012 21:41
国内找一警察代替这个JP也可以。作者: nancy1 时间: 3-12-2012 21:45 标题: 回复 #2 weikong-nsw 的帖子 不在澳洲境内啊作者: nancy1 时间: 3-12-2012 21:47 标题: 回复 #5 weikong-nsw 的帖子 噢，谢谢哦
还有一个问题，就是在国内公证护照，护照尺寸照片都是需要去公证处啊?警察可以么？作者: nancy1 时间: 3-12-2012 21:47 标题: 回复 #3 chainray 的帖子 谢谢啊~太善良了作者: nancy1 时间: 3-12-2012 21:49 标题: 回复 #3 chainray 的帖子 A Commonwealth statutory declaration must be signed in the presence of an authorised witness. An authorised witness can be someone such as a doctor, teacher, pharmacist, bank officer or a vet.
所以我觉得这个是矛盾的地方作者: nancy1 时间: 3-12-2012 23:28 标题: 回复 #10 chainray 的帖子 我查到这个：
I live overseas and need to make a statutory declaration
You will need to find a witness who is both:
■on the list of authorised witnesses
■has a connection with Australia.
For example, a doctor who is registered to practise medicine in Australia can witness your declaration, but a doctor who is not registered in Australia cannot.
You can use a notary to witness your statutory declaration. They must be appointed in Australia, under their local state or territory legislation, to be able to witness Commonwealth statutory declarations.
You can find someone who is an authorised witness at the nearest Australian Embassy, High Commission or Consulate. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website has contact details:
