About Form 888 Australia
Form 888 Australia is a guide to Home Affairs Form 888, the partner visa supporting statement, and it is not a law firm or a migration practice.
Enquiries sent through its enquiry form go to an Australian migration lawyer, and every fact on the site comes from Home Affairs forms and pages, legislation or other government sources, dated as at October 2026.
Publisher: Form 888 Australia
Facts current as at: as at October 2026, design date 08/26, as shown in the Home Affairs Form 888 footer.
Who publishes Form 888 Australia
Form 888 Australia publishes this guide at form888australia.com.au. The guide’s starting point, Form 888 Australia, explains the form, its questions and how it is used.
The site is not the Department of Home Affairs and not a government website. It is not a law firm and not a migration practice, and it gives no advice on anyone’s own circumstances. It does not assess, edit or complete anyone’s statements: doing that using knowledge of migration procedure is immigration assistance under section 276 of the Migration Act 1958. It does not host the Form 888 PDF; it links to the Home Affairs form listing and never hosts, mirrors or re-uploads the form.
Where the facts come from
The facts on Form 888 Australia come from 3 kinds of government source, each cited by name in the sentence that uses it.
The Department of Home Affairs: its Form 888 PDF has design date 08/26, and its Home Affairs form listing shows “Updated 27 August 2026”. Sources also include the Home Affairs visa pages for subclasses 820, 801, 309, 100 and 300, and ImmiAccount help pages.
Legislation: the Migration Act 1958, Migration Regulations 1994, Statutory Declarations Act 1959, Statutory Declarations Regulations 2023 and Crimes Act 1914, read on the Federal Register of Legislation.
The Attorney-General’s Department: its statutory declarations page explains how a Commonwealth statutory declaration is made.
Where a Home Affairs page and legislation are worded differently, pages say so and do not pick a winner for the reader. Outbound links go only to .gov.au, .gov, .edu.au and .edu addresses.
How Form 888 Australia is kept current
The source check dated 3 October 2026 compared the Home Affairs form listing’s “Updated” date with the design date in the Form 888 PDF footer. The listing showed “Updated 27 August 2026” and the PDF showed design date 08/26.
The dated guidance also cites Home Affairs pages and legislation, including the penalty-unit value under the Crimes Act 1914 and Crimes (Amount of a Penalty Unit) Instrument 2026 behind the false-statement penalty.
Every page carries a dated line in the form “as at October 2026, design date 08/26”.
To report an error or request a correction, email support@webassetbuilders.com and include the page address and the source you want checked.
Where enquiries go
Enquiries sent through the enquiry form go to Australian Migration Lawyers at contact@australianmigrationlawyers.com.au. A lawyer at that practice decides whether to reply or offer services.
Advice, including any check of your statements, comes from that lawyer, not this site. Section 276 of the Migration Act 1958 defines immigration assistance.
The site does not charge readers to send an enquiry. Any advice, engagement and fees are discussed directly with the receiving practice.
For your own question about supporters’ statements, contact an Australian migration lawyer about your Form 888s. The lawyer can check evidence consistency and missing documents before lodgement.
Privacy and terms
Two pages set the rules for using the site: one on privacy and one on terms.
- What the enquiry form collects and who receives it—an Australian migration lawyer—are set out in the Privacy policy.
- The site provides general information, not legal advice, and is not a law firm or a migration practice, as explained in the Terms of use and disclaimer.