Request an Anniversary Message
(The Form is Below)
Anniversary messages are personal messages of congratulations from:
- The Prime Minister
- The Governor-General
- His Majesty The King
Messages are available to Australian citizens and permanent residents celebrating a significant birthday or wedding anniversary.
PLEASE NOTE: This form is for people living in the Maribyrnong electorate. If you are in another electorate, please contact you local member.
Messages can be requested for the following occasions:
Message from the Prime Minister
- 50th wedding anniversary or any year thereafter
- 90th birthday or any year thereafter
Message from the Governor-General
- 50th wedding anniversary or any year thereafter
- 100th birthday or any year thereafter
Message from The King
- 60th, 65th and 70th wedding anniversary then every year thereafter
- 100th and 105th birthday then every year thereafter
Messages from The King for previous (or past) anniversaries are not provided. Please submit a request for the next significant occasion. For example:
- If a message was not requested for a couple’s 60th or 61st wedding anniversaries, then you can submit a request for their 65th wedding anniversary.
- If a message was not requested for an individual's 100th or 101st birthday, then you can submit a request for their 105th birthday.
Supporting documentation
Supporting documentation must be provided when submitting a message request (Please use the attachment function at the bottom of the form). This is to verify the wedding anniversary or birthday details. The supporting documentation can include the following:
- marriage certificate (for wedding anniversaries)
- birth certificate (for birthdays)
- passport including an expired passport (for birthdays)
- driver’s licence including an expired driver’s licence (for birthdays)
- proof of age card or similar documentation (for birthdays)
- statutory declaration from any person with the relevant knowledge, declaring:
- wedding anniversaries - the full names and full date of marriage of the couple, or
- birthdays - the full name and full date of birth of the individual.
Statutory declaration forms are available at any post office, or online from the Attorney-General's Department.