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All Australian passport applications lodged overseas must be lodged in person at an Australian diplomatic mission, the Australian Embassy in Rabat, and additional overseas fees apply.
To apply for a passport
1. Complete your form online at www.passports.gov.au
2. Print the completed application form, sign within the signature box and date
3. Obtain two passport photos (see photo requirements at https://www.passports.gov.au )
4. Book your appointment online via this website.
5. Bring your signed form, photos, fee payment, most recently issued passport and any other necessary original documentation (as listed on the application form) to your appointment.
To apply for a passport
1. Complete your form online at www.passports.gov.au
2. Print the completed application form, sign within the signature box and date
3. Obtain two passport photos (see photo requirements at https://www.passports.gov.au )
4. Book your appointment online via this website.
5. Bring your signed form, photos, fee payment, most recently issued passport and any other necessary original documentation (as listed on the application form) to your appointment.
Please note that child applications should be lodged in person by a parent or person with parental responsibility for the child. The parent or person lodging the application is not required to be an Australian citizen, but will need to bring photographic proof of their own identity to the appointment. Children under the age of 16 do not have to attend the lodgement interview.
To apply for a passport
1. Complete your form online at www.passports.gov.au
2. Print the completed application form, sign within the signature box and date
3. Obtain two passport photos (see photo requirements)
4. Book your appointment online
5. Bring your signed form, photos, fee payment, most recently issued passport and any other necessary original documentation (as listed on the application form) to your appointment
To apply for a passport
1. Complete your form online at www.passports.gov.au
2. Print the completed application form, sign within the signature box and date
3. Obtain two passport photos (see photo requirements)
4. Book your appointment online
5. Bring your signed form, photos, fee payment, most recently issued passport and any other necessary original documentation (as listed on the application form) to your appointment
If you intend to get married in Morocco, you need to obtain the following documents from the Australian Embassy in Rabat and submit them to the local authorities:
1- a ‘’Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage’’ and
2- an ‘’Attestation of Nationality’’
The Australian Embassy in Rabat can issue these two above documents upon presentation of:
- A completed application of the “Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage”
- Your Australian passport (for the Australian citizen)
- A copy of your future spouse’s passport (for the non Australian citizen)
- A credit card that can make international payments.
1- a ‘’Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage’’ and
2- an ‘’Attestation of Nationality’’
The Australian Embassy in Rabat can issue these two above documents upon presentation of:
- A completed application of the “Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage”
- Your Australian passport (for the Australian citizen)
- A copy of your future spouse’s passport (for the non Australian citizen)
- A credit card that can make international payments.
The consular officers can witness signatures on a statutory declaration.
You will need to complete the statutory declaration (do not sign) and have it ready for an officer to witness at the Australian Embassy in Rabat along with an original identity document, such as your passport or driver’s licence.
You will need to complete the statutory declaration (do not sign) and have it ready for an officer to witness at the Australian Embassy in Rabat along with an original identity document, such as your passport or driver’s licence.
An affidavit is a written statement that allows the person making it (the 'deponent') to present evidence in court or other legal proceedings. The person making the affidavit must take an oath, or make an affirmation, that the contents of the affidavit are true and correct. Generally, it is an offence to swear or affirm to false information.
The Australian Consular Officer's role is to witness the affidavit and administer the oath or affirmation.
The Australian Consular Officer's role is to witness the affidavit and administer the oath or affirmation.
Please note that child applications should be lodged in person by a parent or person with parental responsibility for the child. The parent or person lodging the application is not required to be an Australian citizen, but will need to bring photographic proof of their own identity to the appointment. Children under the age of 16 do not have to attend the lodgement interview.
To apply for a passport
1. Complete your form online at www.passports.gov.au
2. Print the completed application form, sign within the signature box and date
3. Obtain two passport photos (see photo requirements)
4. Book your appointment online
5. Bring your signed form, photos, fee payment, most recently issued passport and any other necessary original documentation (as listed on the application form) to your appointment
To apply for a passport
1. Complete your form online at www.passports.gov.au
2. Print the completed application form, sign within the signature box and date
3. Obtain two passport photos (see photo requirements)
4. Book your appointment online
5. Bring your signed form, photos, fee payment, most recently issued passport and any other necessary original documentation (as listed on the application form) to your appointment
Legalisation of signatures and seals on documents happens in two ways, through the affixing of an apostille – attesting to the validity of a signature/seal – used when documents are destined for use in Hague (Apostille) Convention countries or through a chain of authentications of signature sand/or seals (used when documents are destined for use in non-Apostille Convention countries.
Australian embassy consular officers can also certify photocopies of documents in English, confirming that the photocopy is a true copy of a document sighted. It is an Australian requirement that you bring the original(s) document(s) to be photocopied.
Certification of copies is different to legalising documents. The documents must be Australian documents and/or required for use in Australia.
Certification of copies is different to legalising documents. The documents must be Australian documents and/or required for use in Australia.
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Witnessing the signature on a Power of Attorney or other documents
. Duration:45 mins··. Price:$90
Various Australian laws often require your signature on a document be witnessed by an eligible witness, such as: Solicitors, Justices of the Peace, and other authorised witnesses perform such functions within Australia. Many laws allow consular officers at Australian diplomatic and consular missions overseas to perform this service.
The Australian Consular Officers who perform this service do so under the Consular Fees Act 1955 and are required to charge a fee.
It is up to you to check the who would be an eligible witness for your document before taking the appointment with the Embassy for witnessing.
It is your responsibility to present the document to be witnessed in the correct form and to provide the correct instructions for witnessing.
The Australian Consular Officer does not have the authority to provide legal advice.
When attending the mission to have your signature witnessed, you will also need to bring your passport with you to confirm your identity.
The Australian Consular Officers who perform this service do so under the Consular Fees Act 1955 and are required to charge a fee.
It is up to you to check the who would be an eligible witness for your document before taking the appointment with the Embassy for witnessing.
It is your responsibility to present the document to be witnessed in the correct form and to provide the correct instructions for witnessing.
The Australian Consular Officer does not have the authority to provide legal advice.
When attending the mission to have your signature witnessed, you will also need to bring your passport with you to confirm your identity.
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