Form 956A Appointment or Withdrawal of an Authorised Recipient - Australia

Form 956A, also known as "Appointment or Withdrawal of an Authorised Recipient," is a document used in Australia. This form is primarily used to authorize an individual or organization to receive written communication for immigration matters on behalf of the applicant. The authorised recipient can be a migration agent, a legal practitioner, a registered migration agent, or any person exempt from registration under the Migration Act of 1958. The form also allows the applicant to withdraw the appointment of the authorised recipient. This form is typically used within the processes of the Australian Department of Home Affairs.

The Form 956A Appointment or Withdrawal of an Authorised Recipient is filed by individuals or businesses in Australia who wish to appoint or withdraw an authorised recipient. An authorised recipient is a person or agency that is authorised to receive written communication about a visa application, visa-related matter, or citizenship application on behalf of the applicant. The form can be filed by the visa applicant, a sponsor, a nominator, a member of the family unit of a visa applicant, or a person who had an authorised recipient and needs to withdraw the appointment.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 956A in Australia?
A: Form 956A, 'Appointment or Withdrawal of an Authorised Recipient' is an official form issued by the Australian Department of Home affairs. It is used to appoint or withdraw an authorised recipient who can receive communications regarding your visa application with the department.

Q: Who is an authorised recipient?
A: An authorised recipient is a person that you appoint to receive written communications about your visa application with the Australian Department of Home Affairs.

Q: How to fill Form 956A in Australia?
A: Form 956A includes specific sections to be filled out – personal details of the applicant, the details of the authorised recipient, the type of applications for the authorised recipient can receive communications, etc. Read and follow the instructions given in the form carefully.

Q: Can I withdraw an authorised recipient using Form 956A?
A: Yes, Form 956A can be used to not only appoint but also withdraw an authorised recipient. The form includes a section for withdrawal of an authorised recipient.

Q: What information will an authorised recipient receive?
A: An authorised recipient on appointment can receive all written communications about your application from the Department. This includes but is not limited to the application outcome, requests for more information, etc.

Q: Is Form 956A used only for visa applications?
A: Form 956A is used primarily for visa applications, including immigration and citizenship applications. However, it can also be used for other services provided by the Department of Home Affairs.