Form 1290 is used by individuals applying for Australian citizenship under specific circumstances, such as those who are aged 60 or over, or have a permanent or enduring incapacity that prevents them from taking the citizenship test. It is important to complete this form accurately to meet the requirements for citizenship.

Individuals who are permanent residents aged 60 or over, or those with a permanent or enduring incapacity preventing them from taking the citizenship test.

Applicants must be permanent residents aged 60 or over, or have a permanent or enduring incapacity that prevents them from taking the citizenship test.

You need proof of identity, residence documents, police certificates, and translations for non-English documents.

Children under 16 must have their application signed by a responsible parent.

The application fee varies; check the Department of Home Affairs website for the current fee.