AIMA Document Checklist -- What You Need for Your Appointment

Turning up to your AIMA appointment without the right documents means delays, rescheduling, and more waiting. This guide gives you a clear checklist of what to bring for the most common AIMA appointment types: first residence permit applications, renewals, family reunification, and status changes. It also covers which documents need certified translations, which need apostilles, and how recent everything needs to be.

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