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Client 1

names? you Upload

Name *

First

Last

Company Name

ACN

Gender

Male
Female

Date of Birth *

Country of citizenship *

Mobile number *

Email Address *

Current Address *

Address Line 1

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Mailing Address is the same as above

Have you previously purchased property in Australia? *

Yes
No

Are You an Australian permanent resident? *

Yes
No

Have you ever used any other names? *

Yes
No

Do you have a spouse/partner that is not listed as a transferee in the contract of sale? *

Yes
No

Client 2

Name

First

Last

Company Name

ACN

Gender

Male
Female

DOB

Country of Citizenship

Mobile

Email Address

Mailing Address

Mailing Address is the same as above

Have you previously purchased property in Australia?

Yes
No

Are You an Australian permanent resident?

Yes
No

Have you ever used any other names?

Yes
No

First Home Buyer Duty Concession Applicants

You can skip this section if you are not eligible as the following applies to you:

Property is not your first home purchase in Australia and/OR,
Property is your investment property and/OR,
Property is over $750,000 and/OR.

Note: If you meet all of the First Home Buyer eligibility requirements but because you have purchased an existing home you remain eligible to receive the concession to reduce your stamp duty, however you will not be eligible for the $10,000 Grant.

Are you Eligible for the First Home Buyer Duty Concession?

Yes - please answer the below questions
No - (Skip the below questions and move to the 'Property' section of this Form)

1. Have you previously owned residential property, either jointly or separately or with some other person before 1 July 2000 in any state or territory of Australia?

Yes
No

2. Have you occupied a residential property for a continuous period for at least six months in which you acquired a relevant interest on or after 1 July 2000?

Yes
No

3. Have you previously received the FHOG in any other state or territory of Australia?

Yes
No

4. Have you previously received the First home buyer duty exemption or concession in Victoria?

Yes
No

Property Details

Address of property being purchased *

Property type *

Will you be living in the property as an Owner Occupier or is this your Investment property?

Owner Occupier
Investor

Name *

Phone *

Email *

Select One *

Sole proprietor: *You cannot select this option if there is more than one purchaser * A Sole proprietor is when a single person owns property solely in their name.
Tenants in common in unequal shares: This means that on the death of either one of you that person's share passes in accordance with his or her Will. When parties own property as tenants in common it means that two or more people co-own a property in defined shares that they can dispose of as they wish. The shares owned by each tenant in common will be unequal. For example, one person may own 99 % of the shares with the other owning 1 %. ANSWER BELOW QUESTION.
Tenants in common: Tenants in common in equal shares: This means that on the death of either one of you that person ‟ s share passes in accordance with his or her Will. When parties own property as tenants in common it means that two or more people co-own a property in defined shares that they can dispose of as they wish. The shares owned by each tenant in common will be equal. For example, one person may own 50% of the shares with the other owning 50%.
Joint tenants: This means that on the death of either party the property will automatically pass to the surviving proprietor and not the deceased's estate. In estate law, joint tenancy is a special form of ownership by two or more persons of the same property. The individuals, who are called joint tenants, share equal ownership of the property and have the equal, undivided right to keep or dispose of the property. Joint tenancy creates a Right of Survivorship.

Tenants in common in unequal shares; please advise ownership of shares e.g, 99% to Alia and 1% David

CONCESSIONS CARD

By selecting “yes” to the below question, you authorise Human Services or DVA to confirm with the SRO the current status of your Commonwealth Benefit and other details as they pertain to your concessional entitlement. This involves electronically matching details you have previously provided to the SRO with Human Services or DVA records to confirm whether or not you are currently receiving a Human Services or DVA benefit. Details about the Human Services Confirmation eServices are available from Human Services and on www.humanservices.gov.au.

You understand that this consent, once signed, is effective for the period that you are a customer of the SRO and can be revoked at any time by giving written notice to the SRO.

You authorise Human Services to confirm with the SRO the current status of your partner's Commonwealth Benefit and other details as they pertain to your partner's concessional entitlement. This involves electronically matching details you have previously provided to Human Services or DVA records to confirm whether or not your partner is currently receiving a Human Services or DVA benefit. Details about the Human Services Confirmation eServices are available from Human Services and on www.humanservices.gov.au.

You understand that this consent, once signed, is effective for the period that your partner is a customer of the SRO and can be revoked at any time by giving written notice to the SRO. You understand that if you withdraw your consent, your partner may not be eligible for the concession provided by the SRO.

Do you hold a valid concession card?

No
Yes - If yes, please provide upload a copy of your concession card in the below section

Please Upload your Passport or any Government document with full Legal name (e.g. ID documents, contract, concession cards etc.)

Click or drag a file to this area to upload.

Discloser: Please complete this questionnaire ensuring that your name, email address, phone numbers, and all other details are noted and spelt correctly. Your answers provided in this document will be used to complete all legal documents pertaining to the settlement of your property. Note: If you are unsure on how to answer any of the below questions, please email contact info@goldkeyconveyancing.com.au for clarification.

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Your privacy is important to us. When you fill out our information collection form,we collect your contact details, property information, and any additional information you provide.We use this infor solely for assisting you with your conveyancing needs.We take measures to protect your information will not sell or share it with third parties.You have the right to access and correct your informat By submitting the form, you consent to our collection and use of your personal information. If you have any questions orn concerns please contact us at +61 430 463 055

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