Australian Passport Office - Darwin

Name: Australian Passport Office - Darwin
Address: Level 7, T.C.G Centre, 80 Mitchell Street, Darwin, northern territory, 0800

Level 7, T.C.G Centre, 80 Mitchell Street, Darwin, Northern Territory, 0800

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Notarial services can be requested via the mail. Please visit www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents-in-australia

Services

Notarial Services

Authentication or Apostille

The Australian Government can provide some notarial services. The services we provide depends if requested in Australia or overseas. We charge fees for our service.

DFAT can't tell you if you must get your documents legalised. You must ask the overseas authority who requested your document.

This means contacting the individual, business, organisation, educational institution or government agency directly. Ask them if you must get your document legalised before they'll accept it.

We can only legalise Australian public documents:
•originals issued by Australian government agencies or officials
•originals issued by Australian tertiary education institutions
•copies notarised by an Australian Notary Public

We can't legalise any other documents in Australia.

For further information please visit https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents-in-australia

Certificate of No Impediment

How to find out if you need a CNI

You must ask an authority from your destination if you need a CNI. DFAT can't tell you about the rules and requirements of an overseas country. It’s your responsibility to find out what you need.

•Check if you must have a CNI to get married there.
•Authorities may accept other evidence that you're free to marry. Ask if you can use a 'Single Status Certificate' or a 'No Record Result Certificate' instead of a CNI. You can get these from your local births, deaths and marriages registry.
•Some authorities only accept a CNI issued within their country. Ask if you must get it from the closest Australian embassy or consulate, or if you can get one in Australia before you go.
•You may also need to legalise the CNI. Ask if you need an apostille or authentication certificate on your CNI.

For further information please visit https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/ for further information on Certificates of No Impediment (CNI) to Marriage.

About

Within Australia, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Provides a small number of notarial services through the Australian Passport Office. These include:
• Issuing of Certificate of no Impediment to Marriage (CNI).
• Issuing Apostille and/or Authentication certificates. These certificates legalise the signatures and/or seals on Australian public documents.
• We can certify copies of Australian Travel Documents
• We can witness signature on the application form for certificate of no impediment to marriage (CNI).

What we cannot do:
• We cannot certify copies of documents or witness signatures. If you require these services then you should contact another provider. For example, a Justice of the Peace or an Australian notary public.
• We cannot legalise foreign documents or documents issued by non-government organisations.

https://smartraveller.gov.au/services/legalising-documents/pages/australia.aspx#services-we-provide

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