Congratulatory messagesThe State Protocol Office can organise congratulatory messages for those celebrating a special age or anniversary. Who can receive them and who are they received from?Wedding anniversary
* However an exception is made once if they did not receive a message in a valid year. Birthday
* However an exception is made once if they did not receive a message in a valid year. How do I make the request?To organise congratulatory messages, please complete and sign one of the following forms and send it to us along with verification of the birthday or anniversary date. Verification can be in the form of a birth/marriage certificate, or a Statutory Declaration declaring the information is correct. How much notice do I need to give?Generally speaking, four to six weeks notice is sufficient. Messages may be organised in a shorter time frame, however it cannot be guaranteed they will arrive in time. Can I organise belated messages?Belated messages can be organised up to five weeks after the date, with the exception of the Prime Minister (four weeks after the date). FormsDownloadable forms as Word documents Request for congratulatory message (parliamentary office) Request for congratulatory message (relative or friend) Request for congratulatory message (request for self) Statutory declaration Downloadable forms in PDF format Request for congratulatory message (parliamentary office) Request for congratulatory message (relative or friend) Request for congratulatory message (request for self) Statutory Declaration Don’t forget to include either a copy of a birth/marriage certificate or a Statutory Declaration declaring the information provided is true. The documents should either be posted to the State Protocol Office (GPO Box 123 HOBART TAS 7001) or faxed to 03 6233 3345.
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