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Form 1060 - Complete this form to rectify discrepancies in the resident status of persons of Papua New Guinea origin who have incorrectly believed they are Australian citizens.

Purpose

This form gathers the biographical and ancestry information the Department of Home Affairs needs to assess a person under the Special Circumstance visa arrangements, including matters connected to Papua New Guinea and citizenship history.

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Who lodges it

The person seeking assessment (the applicant). A separate form is completed by each person being assessed, though children may in some cases be included on a parent's form.

When it is used

Used when a person applies for, or is being assessed for, a Special Circumstance visa and needs to provide identity, citizenship and multi-generation family-history information to support that assessment.

Official form

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