1. Employment History: Used when the reference is for a work visa, including details about the applicant's role, responsibilities, and performance

2. Character Assessment: Used for character references, providing specific examples of the applicant's moral character and standing in the community

3. Skills and Qualifications: Used for skilled migration visas, detailing specific professional capabilities and achievements

4. Relationship Evidence: Used for partner or family visas, describing observations of the genuine nature of relationships

5. Community Involvement: Used to demonstrate the applicant's integration into Australian society or community contributions

6. Statutory Declaration Statement: Used when the letter needs to be provided as a formal statutory declaration

1. Identity Documents: Copies of referee's identification documents, business cards, or professional registration

2. Supporting Evidence: Any relevant documents supporting claims made in the reference letter (e.g., employment records, photographs, or correspondence)

3. Professional Credentials: Copies of relevant professional qualifications or positions that establish the referee's credibility