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Multiple documents for translation should be booked on separate bookings in Language Link. This means that each document should have its own booking rather than being uploaded together in one booking.

Fair Trading mail should be sent daily to ensure efficient communication and timely response to any issues or concerns. Sending mail daily allows for prompt action on any matters that require attention, ensuring that the center operates smoothly and effectively. Weekly or sending mail only when the center has a full bag may lead to delays in addressing important matters and can hinder the overall functioning of Fair Trading.

Multicultural NSW offers a translation service with a maximum turnaround time of 14 days. Within this timeframe, customers have the option to request an affidavit, which is a written statement confirmed by oath or affirmation. This allows customers to obtain a translated document that carries legal weight and can be used as evidence in legal proceedings or official purposes. The option to request an affidavit is not available for the 7-day or express turnaround options.

Before issuing an E-Toll tag, it is mandatory to scan the tag into TCA. This suggests that there is a requirement to scan the tag into the TCA system before it can be issued to the user. This scanning process is likely necessary for tracking and recording purposes, ensuring that the tag is properly registered and linked to the appropriate user account. By scanning the tag into TCA, the system can effectively monitor and manage toll payments and usage associated with the tag.

The correct answer is digital service because "Sydney Water - Tap in" refers to a service that can be accessed electronically or online. This indicates that it is a digital service rather than one that requires in-person interaction at a physical location or over the counter.

Yes, the BDM (Births, Deaths, and Marriages) can issue a marriage certificate if the applicant was born in England and married in NSW. BDM is responsible for registering marriages and issuing marriage certificates, regardless of the birthplace of the applicant. Therefore, they have the authority to issue a marriage certificate in this case.

BDM applications should be emailed to the Registry at the end of each transaction and a copy should be saved in G Drive. This ensures that the applications are promptly submitted and also allows for easy access and backup of the documents.

The correct answer explains that the current turnaround time for receiving a certificate from BDM, as stated on their website, is X days. However, this does not include the time required for postage and handling. Therefore, customers should allow additional time for these processes. If a customer has not received their certificate within the specified X days, they can apply for a refund.

To reset the Language Link password, the user can either click on "Did you forget your password?" on the login page or contact the SNSW Service Desk at 1300 697 679.

The answer "No, under no circumstances" indicates that the BDM (presumably a government agency responsible for births, deaths, and marriages) is not able to fax certificates to a Post Office. This implies that there are strict regulations or policies in place that prohibit the BDM from using fax as a method of transmitting certificates to a Post Office.