Get Au Nsw Declaration By Medical Practitioner (for A Tenants Dependent Child) 2019-2025

Filling out the AU NSW Declaration By Medical Practitioner is an important step for tenants whose dependent children are victims of domestic violence. This guide will help you understand the form's components and provide clear step-by-step instructions to complete it effectively online.

Follow the steps to fill out the form correctly.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by providing the details of the tenant seeking to terminate the tenancy in Part 1. This includes entering the tenant's family name, given names, address of the rented residential premises, suburb, state, postcode, and telephone number.
3. Proceed to Part 2 to fill in the details of the tenant's dependent child. Answer the questions regarding the child's dependency and their occupancy of the premises. If the tenant answers 'no' to either question, the child cannot be declared a victim of domestic violence. If applicable, provide the child's family name, given names, and date of birth.
4. In Part 3, enter the details of the relevant domestic violence offender. Identify the individual marked by the tenant as the perpetrator by entering their full name. Answer the question regarding their relationship to the tenant.
5. If the relevant domestic violence offender is neither a co-tenant nor occupant, specify the nature of the relationship in question 3. Choose the most appropriate description and cross out any terms that do not apply.
6. Complete Part 4 with your declaration as a medical practitioner. Include the date of your consultation with the tenant and the dependent child, affirm your assessment regarding domestic violence based on your consultation, and sign the document. Provide your registration number and the date.
7. After filling out the form, review all information for accuracy. Save changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete your AU NSW Declaration By Medical Practitioner online today.