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Form 956 – Appointment of A Registered Migration Agent, Legal Practitioner Or Exempt Person [Updated 2021]

Nilesh Nandan · May 1, 2021

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Form 956

Appointment of A Registered Migration Agent, Legal Practitioner Or Exempt Person

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  1. Sandra Vilosky says

    May 19, 2021 at 2:29 pm

    I found the form; but then it wouldn’t allow me to type on it.

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  2. Ashar says

    November 24, 2020 at 3:06 am

    Hi Im filling the form for my parents.This form Question 13 ask for Client ID and Question 16 asks for Request ID or TRN .

    All I have on the visa is Application ID, Grant ID, File number and payment receipt number.

    Can you please help where can I find Client ID, Request ID or TRN?

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