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    100 Point ID

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    The document outlines the proof of identity requirements for a 100-point check, which requires applicants to provide personal identity documents totaling at least 100 points. Accepted primary documents are worth 70 points, with secondary documents initially scoring 40 points and any additional scoring 25 points each. Special provisions allow for recent arrivals to Australia or Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islanders in remote communities to meet the 100-point requirement in other ways. The 100-point check verifies an applicant's full name and date of birth.

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    The document outlines the proof of identity requirements for a 100-point check, which requires applicants to provide personal identity documents totaling at least 100 points. Accepted primary documents are worth 70 points, with secondary documents initially scoring 40 points and any additional scoring 25 points each. Special provisions allow for recent arrivals to Australia or Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islanders in remote communities to meet the 100-point requirement in other ways. The 100-point check verifies an applicant's full name and date of birth.

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    The document outlines the proof of identity requirements for a 100-point check, which requires applicants to provide personal identity documents totaling at least 100 points. Accepted primary documents are worth 70 points, with secondary documents initially scoring 40 points and any additional scoring 25 points each. Special provisions allow for recent arrivals to Australia or Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islanders in remote communities to meet the 100-point requirement in other ways. The 100-point check verifies an applicant's full name and date of birth.

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    100 Point ID

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    Vishal Avhad
    The document outlines the proof of identity requirements for a 100-point check, which requires applicants to provide personal identity documents totaling at least 100 points. Accepted primary documents are worth 70 points, with secondary documents initially scoring 40 points and any additional scoring 25 points each. Special provisions allow for recent arrivals to Australia or Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islanders in remote communities to meet the 100-point requirement in other ways. The 100-point check verifies an applicant's full name and date of birth.

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    SECTION 2: PROOF OF IDENTITY (100-POINT CHECK)

    :ou must provide proof of your identity with your application. You will be asked
    to provide personal identity documents that add up to at least 100 points. The combination of documents supplied should, as a
    minimum, evidence your full name and date of birth. All documents must be originals or certified true copies. Documents must be
    selected from the list below.
    Change of Name
    If the name you use to apply for a QSPCJUZ check is different from that shown on any of your personal identity
    documents, you must provide evidence of the name change, e.g. Marriage or Change of Name Certificate issued by a State or
    Territory Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages and Divorce papers issued by the Family Court. These documents must be
    originals or certified true copies and DO NOT count towards the 100-points. If you use a change of name document you must
    provide in Section 1 the other names you have used.
    You must use ONE
    - Primary Document
    OR
    - At least ONE Secondary Document which MUST contain a photograph
    Document Type

    Document

    Points Value Points Scored

    PRIMARY

    Only one form of identification


    accepted from this category

    Birth Certificate/Birth Extract


    Australian Passport (Current, or expired within the
    previous two years, but not cancelled)
    Australian Citizenship Certificate
    International Passport (Current, or expired within the
    previous two years, but not cancelled)
    Other document of identity having same characteristics as
    a passport e.g. diplomatic/refugee (Photo or Signature)

    70

    SECONDARY

    Your initial Secondary Documents


    will score 40 points, any
    additional documents will be
    awarded 25 points each

    If you wish to use more than one


    of these documents they must be
    from different organisations

    Current Licence or Permit (Government Issued)


    Working With Children/Teachers Registration Card
    ASIC/MSIC Card
    Public Employee Photo ID Card (Government Issued)
    Department of Veteran Affairs Card
    Centrelink Pensioner Concession Card or Health Care Card
    Current Tertiary Education Institution Photo ID
    Reference from a Doctor (must have known the applicant
    for a period of at least 12 months)

    Foreign/International Drivers Licence


    Proof of Age Card (Government Issued)
    Medicare Card/Private Health Care Card
    Council Rates Notice
    Property Lease/Rental Agreement
    Property Insurance Papers
    Tax Declaration
    Superannuation Statement
    Seniors Card
    Electoral Roll Registration
    Motor Vehicle Registration or Insurance Documents
    Professional or Trade Association Card

    25

    Utility Bills (e.g. Telephone, Gas, Electricity, Water)


    Credit/Debit Card
    Bank Statement/Passbook

    25

    40 or 25

    SPECIAL PROVISIONS ONLY TO BE USED IF 100 POINT CHECK ABOVE CANNOT BE MET
    The full 100 point check is required
    when the applicant has been in
    Australia for longer than 6 weeks

    For recent arrivals in Australia (6 weeks or less proof of


    arrival date required) current passport

    100

    Aboriginal person or Torres Strait


    Islander resident in a remote area/
    community

    Identity of applicant ordinarily resident in an isolated area


    verified by TWO persons recognised as Community
    Leaders of the community to which the applicant belongs

    100

    Child Under 18

    Birth Certificate/Birth Extract


    Australian Passport (current, or expired within the
    previous two years, but not cancelled)
    Australian Citizenship Certificate
    International Passport (current, or expired within the
    previous two years, but not cancelled)
    Other document of identity having same characteristics
    as a passport eg. diplomatic/refugee (Photo or
    Signature)

    Or
    Statement from an educational institution, signed by the
    principal or deputy principal, confirming that the child
    attends the institution (statement must be on the
    institutions letterhead)
    TOTAL POINTS
    Points must equal or exceed a total of 100

    Total Points
    Scored:

    100

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