specified circumstances as provided in legislation. These are: remoteness; where you will not live in Australia during the financial year to which your application relates; or you are unable to perform as a marriage celebrant for at least six months of the financial year because of serious illness or caring responsibilities. In addition to the above, two exemptions exist which are granted automatically and for which you do not need to apply. You will be exempt from paying the celebrant registration charge for your first year of registration if you were granted an exemption from the registration application fee. You will also be exempt from paying the celebrant registration charge if you resign as a marriage celebrant before the due date of the charge. You do not need to apply in order to receive these exemptions, and you will be informed in writing if you have received either of these exemptions. Further information about exemptions and paying the charge is available on the AGD website: and .
specified circumstances as provided in legislation. These are: remoteness; where you will not live in Australia during the financial year to which your application relates; or you are unable to perform as a marriage celebrant for at least six months of the financial year because of serious illness or caring responsibilities. In addition to the above, two exemptions exist which are granted automatically and for which you do not need to apply. You will be exempt from paying the celebrant registration charge for your first year of registration if you were granted an exemption from the registration application fee. You will also be exempt from paying the celebrant registration charge if you resign as a marriage celebrant before the due date of the charge. You do not need to apply in order to receive these exemptions, and you will be informed in writing if you have received either of these exemptions. Further information about exemptions and paying the charge is available on the AGD website: and .