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  1. Guidelines for using Statutory Declarations in applications for Tier classification

Guidelines for using Statutory Declarations in applications for Tier classification

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  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. What is a statutory declaration?
  • 3. Acceptable statutory declaration for F-111 applications
  • 4. What needs to be included in a claimant's statutory declaration?
  • 5. What needs to be included in an authorised person's statutory declaration?
  • 6. Who is an authorised person?
  • 7. Weighting of evidence
  • 8. Order of weighting of evidence
  • 9. Contradictory primary/secondary evidence
  • 10. Test of plausibility
  • 11. Suspected fraud cases

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    • Guidelines for using Statutory Declarations in applications for Tier classification
      • 1. Introduction
      • 2. What is a statutory declaration?
      • 3. Acceptable statutory declaration for F-111 applications
      • 4. What needs to be included in a claimant's statutory declaration?
      • 5. What needs to be included in an authorised person's statutory declaration?
      • 6. Who is an authorised person?
      • 7. Weighting of evidence
      • 8. Order of weighting of evidence
      • 9. Contradictory primary/secondary evidence
      • 10. Test of plausibility
      • 11. Suspected fraud cases
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