Relationship history
Record how you met, how the relationship developed, periods together or apart, major milestones and future plans in a dated timeline.
Turn photos, WhatsApp conversations, shared documents and important dates into one clear relationship history for the temporary onshore Partner visa stage.
Independent organisation software — not a government service or immigration adviser
The stages connect, but the evidence task changes. Keep the history you have already organised, then add what has happened since.
Home Affairs asks for relationship history and supporting material across financial, household, social and commitment aspects. The useful job is to connect each document or conversation to a real date and event, not simply create a large file pile.
Record how you met, how the relationship developed, periods together or apart, major milestones and future plans in a dated timeline.
Keep selected joint accounts, bills, leases and living-arrangement documents together with the period they cover.
Connect trips, invitations, family events, photos and witness material to the moments and people they relate to.
Bring together day-to-day communication, periods apart, combined personal matters and plans that show how the relationship continued.

For an 820 case, the volume usually comes from years of ordinary life. Import what you already have, organise in batches and keep neutral counts as navigation aids — never as a relationship score.
Bring in photos, documents and a WhatsApp export from the devices and folders where you already keep them.
Group related material into events, link it to your relationship timeline and keep the original context easy to find.
Choose what belongs in a pack and generate organised PDFs plus a complete downloadable archive.
Partner Evidence helps you organise information and documents you provide. It does not assess visa eligibility, determine whether your evidence is sufficient or provide personalised immigration advice. For immigration advice, consider consulting a registered migration agent or Australian legal practitioner. Disclaimer
Home Affairs lists relationship history plus evidence about shared finances, the household, social matters and commitment. Your own required documents depend on your circumstances, so check the official 820 page and ImmiAccount.
No. It organises the material you choose and creates exports. It does not assess eligibility, evidence quality or sufficiency, and it does not predict an outcome.
Yes. The case owner can invite their partner so both people can add and organise material in the same private workspace. One case purchase covers the invited partner too.
Home Affairs may request further or updated information, and the later 801 stage focuses on the continuing relationship. Follow the instructions in your ImmiAccount and keep any useful new material organised by date.
Each guide focuses on a different application setting or stage, so the pages stay useful without repeating the same checklist.
Start with the material you already have. You can see how the workspace works before paying, then unlock one relationship case with a one-time payment.
Partner Evidence is not a registered migration agent or law firm and does not provide immigration assistance or legal advice.