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Form 1229: consent for a child under 18

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  1. When is it needed?
  2. Who signs?
  3. If consent is hard to get
  4. Evidence listed
  5. FAQ

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When is it needed?

When a child applies without documented consent from all people with parental responsibility, such as a child travelling alone, with one parent, or with a relative, or when the other parent is not travelling and has not consented.

Who signs?

Everyone holding parental responsibility or formal guardianship.

Alternative evidence may be needed: a court order, proof of sole parental responsibility, guardianship evidence, a death certificate or statutory declarations.

Evidence listed

Certified copy of the child's birth certificate and passport page, certified ID for each parent or guardian, and documents establishing parental responsibility. Documents must be clear, consistent and properly certified.

Related: child visa 101/102, forms hub.

FAQ

Is it the same as Form 1129?

No; using the wrong form affects the application.

Can the child sign?

No.

Do I upload it in ImmiAccount?
What if a parent refuses?

Alternative evidence may be needed.

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