<blockquote rel="she_ann0524">Hi All,
Ask ko lang yung case ko. I have been separated with my husband for 6 years but not legally. Now I am planning to migrate to Australia under General Skilled Immigrant. Ok lang po ba na hindi ko sya isama sa application ko pag naglodge ako ng EOI . Ang isasama ko lang is yung son ko. malaki po kaya ang magiging effect nito sa application ko. Hindi ko na kase maaantay na pumayag sya magpaannuled. Wala na kase sa timeline ko yon at this moment since I'm also considering may age. Mayron po ba dito na same sa case.Thanks</blockquote>
Check mo to, nabasa ko lang
Parental responsibility (custody) requirement (for children
under 18 years of age)
The parental responsibility (custody) requirement must be met for every child under 18 years of age. If
another parent or any other person can legally determine where the child can live, permission for the child
to migrate must be obtained from that person. This must be in the form of either a completed form 1229
Consent to grant an Australian visa to a child under the age of 18 years
or a statutory declaration.
Note
: A form 1229 or a statutory declaration needs to be accompanied by a certifi ed copy of their
identifi cation (eg. passport or driver’s licence).
Alternatively, the parental responsibility (custody) requirement will be satisfi ed if:
• the sponsor has a valid court order that permits them to permanently remove the child from the
child’s home country; OR
• the sponsor has a valid Australian child order issued by the Family Court of Australia and the grant of
the visa would be consistent with that order.
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/booklets/1128.pdf