Original von Tigerlilly89
Vorerst bin ich WHV-ler im 2. Jahr!
Da du schon "forget it" schreibst, falls ich damit wohl raus..
Tiger,
100% genaues weiss ich auch nicht aber solltest du ernsthaft intresse haben den Fuehreschein in WA zu machen dann schlage ich, wie schon so einige andere vor, dich ernsthaft bei offiziellen Webseiten zu belesen.
Siehe:
transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/20389.asp
da steht u.a. folgendes:
What identification do I need to provide to apply for my first Western Australian (WA) Driver’s Licence?
From 5 September 2011, there are number of key documents
you must supply to apply for your first WA driver’s licence.
A combination of compulsory and secondary identification
documents are required to be presented by you before you can
be granted with a WA driver’s licence
Compulsory Category A - Establishment of Identity document
o Australian or New Zealand Birth Certificate (not an extract)
issued by Births, Deaths and Marriages (BDM), not a
commemorative one
o Australian or New Zealand Citizenship or Naturalisation
documentation (issued by the Department of Immigration)
o Evidence of Resident status (issued by the Department of
Immigration)
o Evidence of immigration status issued by the Department of
Immigration and Citizenship, including electronic Visa’s
Secondary Category B - Link between Identity and Person
o Current Australian driver’s licence or learner’s permit
(with photo and signature not expired more than six (6) months)
o Australian Passport (not expired more than two (2) years)
o Current overseas passport (not expired)
o Parental identification and statutory declaration (form
M101). Parent must attend with the child and present
current driver’s licence for identity verification
Secondary Category C – Evidence of identity operating in the
community
o Current Australian EFTPOS or Credit Card
o Medicare Card
o Electoral Enrolment Card (less than two (2) years old)
o Centrelink or Department of Veteran Affairs Healthcare or
Pension Card
o Current Security Guard/Crowd Control Licence
o Marriage Certificate (issue by BDM), not a commemorative one.
o Current photographic student ID
o Current photographic Police or Australian Defence
Force ID card
o WA Proof of Age Card
o Current WA Firearms Licence
o Current WA Working with Children Card
Secondary Category D – Evidence of Residential Address
o Australian bank statement or letter (less than three (3) months old)
o Australian utilities account or notice (less than three (3) months old)
for example Gas, Water, Electricity, Phone, Council Rates etc
o Letter from current employer advising of client’s current
residential address (less than three (3) months old)
o Letter from an educational institution advising of client’s
current residential address (less than three (3) months old)
o Current Residential Tenancy Agreement
o Official document or letter from a Government Agency
(less than three (3) months old) with current residential
address, for example Australian Taxation Office, Centrelink,
Medicare
How does it work?
To assist you, we have provided two options for the combination of
documents you must present.
Option 1:
Category A: Must supply one (1) from this category.
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Category B: Must supply one (1) from this category.
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Category C: Must supply two (2) from this category.
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Category D: Must supply one (1) from this category.
oder
Option 2:
Category A: Must supply one (1) from this category.
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Category C: Must supply two (2) from this category.
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Category D: Must supply two (2) from this category.
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