Help others check immigration providers
For people who check providers for a family member, a friend or a community group: what the registers prove, where your role stops, how to protect documents and what to do when a check fails.
Start the courseAbout this course
- Level
- Specialist
- Access
- Membership, $499.00 a year
- Time
- 1 h
- Lessons
- 4
- Pass mark
- 80%
- Exam attempts
- 3
- Certificate valid for
- 1 year
What you will learn
- Explain what a dated register snapshot proves and what it does not prove.
- Keep your role to finding and checking providers, and send case questions to an authorized person.
- Protect another person's documents and personal information while you help.
- Record each check with its source and date.
- Handle a failed check, a wrong listing and suspected fraud with the steps the site's guides give.
Lessons
Questions
Does this course qualify me to give immigration advice?
No. It is a certificate of completion from this site. It is not a licence, not DOJ recognition or accreditation, and not a legal qualification. The site's guides say only authorized people may give immigration legal advice.
Can I use the course to check providers for a community group?
The course teaches a checking method. It does not say what your group may or may not do under the law. Ask a licensed lawyer or a DOJ-accredited representative about your group's role.
What if the register and a provider's website disagree?
Do not pay yet. Ask the provider to explain, check the original register, and tell this site about a wrong listing. Lesson 4 gives the steps.
