the city of sydney website states:
"The certificate is legal proof of your Australian citizenship. You can frame the certificate later but it must not be laminated (as it will no longer be a legal document)."
If someone has mistakenly done lamination to preserve the certificate, what are the implications? is certificate no longer accepted as evidence od citizenship? there must be digital record of it as well with the department. what should the person ideally do in this case?
"The certificate is legal proof of your Australian citizenship. You can frame the certificate later but it must not be laminated (as it will no longer be a legal document)."
If someone has mistakenly done lamination to preserve the certificate, what are the implications? is certificate no longer accepted as evidence od citizenship? there must be digital record of it as well with the department. what should the person ideally do in this case?