Statutory Declaration Guide
Identity and good character declarations.
Australian citizenship by conferral or descent requires evidence of identity, residence and good character. Where supporting documents are not in English, a NAATI-certified translation is commonly requested.
Citizenship applications are assessed by the Department of Home Affairs and may include the citizenship test and an interview. Eligibility depends on your visa history, residence and personal circumstances.
Common supporting documents include birth certificates, marriage certificates, passports and identity documents. If any of these are not in English, a certified translation is generally required. Common documents requiring certified translation include the birth certificate, marriage certificate, and police clearance certificate.
For the latest requirements, visit homeaffairs.gov.au or speak with a registered migration agent.
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