We have added the MIgration Agents Code of Conduct to our Documents page
GLITFVic Convenor Geoff, updates information on the Victoria Relationships register in the May 2010 Newsletter here...
The Next General Meeting will be on Sunday 5th September 2010 at 5.00PM.
The next Advice Night will be on Monday 20th September 2010 at 7.30 PM
Meetings are held at:
The Betty Day Community Centre
67 Argyle St
St Kilda (MAP)
Melway Map 2P Reference F6
St. Kilda Road Tram 3, 67 Stop 33 or
Chapel Street Tram 78, 79 Stop 39
Members - Has your address/e-mail changed? To ensure you get regular newsletters and urgent e-mails, GLITF(Vic) needs your current email and regular mail addresses. If your details have changed please help us update the records by sending us the new information.
The Gay and Lesbian Immigration Task Force (Vic) Inc. (GLITF) provides support and assistance, and through its pro bono Registered Migration Agents (Advisers), migration advice to gay and lesbian couples who are members of GLITF Victoria and who are seeking Permanent Residence status for the non-resident partner of an individual who is an Australian Citizen, an Australian Permanent Resident, or an Eligible New Zealand citizen. We aim to achieve equality in the Australian immigration system for lesbian and gay couples, and to ensure that changes in immigration policy take into account the needs of people who are gay or lesbian. Download the GLITF Flyer (Pdf 34 Kb)
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GLITF Victoria has been in operation for over 20 years |
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GLITF Victoria has five registered migration agents as advisors |
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GLITF is a non-profit organisation |
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GLITF organizations also operate in NSW, QLD, SA, WA |
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GLITF is accessible via the web and offers up-to-date details on changes to immigration policy that affects its members |
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GLITF Victoria produces a bi-monthly newsletter |
GLITF Victoria is a voluntary organization. We receive no funds from Government and for our finances we depend entirely on subscriptions and sales of our Guide book ("The GLITF Guide to Applying for Interdependency Migration"). Our office bearers and our Migration Advisers give their services to members absolutely free.
We cannot, therefore, offer an around-the-clock service such as you might obtain from a lawyer or Migration Agent acting for a fee. But we will help you to help yourself. Come to the Sunday meetings for general information, and to the Monday advice nights if you have need of advice in relation to your own situation. But before asking for advice, please do your homework - read the GLITF guide book and the DIMA Partner booklet which is available online. You drive your application - we guide you along the way!
If you are a MEMBER of GLITF Victoria living in Melbourne and have a really urgent problem you can email GLITF explaining the situation. Your email will be forwarded to one of our Migration Advisers for consideration and reply. We cannot guarantee, however, that you will receive advice outside of meeting times. Advice will not be given over the GLITF phone.
If you are a MEMBER of GLITF Victoria living overseas or living so far from Melbourne that it is impossible for you to attend our Sunday Meetings and/or Monday Advice nights, you may email GLITF if you are seeking particular advice about your own situation. Your email will be forwarded to one of our Migration Advisers for consideration and reply.
Please note that questions of a general nature for which the answers may be found in "The GLITF Guide to Applying for Interdependency Migration" cannot be answered outside of meeting times.