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Should all pages be included when uploading supporting documents?
Hello everyone! I’m seeking advice regarding the necessary supporting documents for Australian migration, specifically about Superannuation. My partner and I need to confirm that we have each other listed as beneficiaries.
We have received a 14-page member summary report detailing our Superannuation account. The critical information regarding our beneficiary nomination is located on page 4. Is it mandatory to upload the entire 14-page report, or can we submit just the first four pages since they contain the essential information? The additional pages primarily include transaction history and contribution details that are irrelevant to our beneficiary status.
Thank you for your help!
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3 Replies
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Hi Joshua, welcome to our community. Thanks for your question!
For Australian visa applications, it’s not always necessary to upload the full document if only part of it is relevant. Since the key information about your beneficiary nomination is clearly shown on the first four pages, it’s perfectly acceptable to upload just those pages. However, make sure:
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The document includes your full name and account details for identification.
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The beneficiary nomination is clearly visible.
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Nothing essential is missing that might cause confusion or raise concerns.
If you’re unsure, you could combine the first four pages with a brief cover note explaining that the remaining pages were excluded as they only contain routine transactions unrelated to your nomination.
I hope this clears things up for you and your partner. Let me know if you need help with anything else related to your application.
Warm regards,
Mark -
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Mark, thank you very much for the feedback. This is very helpful.
All the best
Josh
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You are very welcome mate. Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions
Regards
Mark
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