Do I need a power of attorney to have my landlord file my TM30 form?

TM30 Form Visa Issues Landlord Responsibilities

Nov 8, 2019

5 years ago

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Hi, regarding the TM30 form (residence), my land lord is not near my place, Do I need a power of athorny from him? as he can not register on my byhalf. Thanks

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The TM30 form can be filed online by your landlord, so a power of attorney is not necessary if they choose to register for the online service and provide you with access.

Robert *******

he can make the report on line, by using the app for mobile phone, so the excuse that he is not in the area is not an excuse.

5 years ago

Roger *********

Or he could register for the online service and then give you the user ID and password, so you can do it whenever you re-enter the country.

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