Navigating visa processes can be challenging, especially when you rely on a migration agent who controls access to your ImmiAccount. For those on a 482 visa, it’s important to know that the Department of Home Affairs has specific policies regarding account access and the role of authorised agents. In my experience, if your migration agent refuses to share your ImmiAccount login details, creating a separate account for baby notifications or other visa-related updates is generally not permitted unless you update the recipient details through the appropriate channels of the Department of Home Affairs. The ImmiAccount system is designed to be secure and to safeguard your personal information, which is why access is usually restricted to authorised representatives only. I once faced a similar situation where my agent wasn’t responsive, so I directly contacted the Department of Home Affairs to request a change of my authorised recipient. This allowed me to access all notifications independently afterwards. It’s always best to attempt communication with your agent first, but if that fails, the Department provides ways to change authorisation safely. Additionally, always verify that your migration agent is authorised and accredited, as only authorised agents can legally access the ImmiAccount on your behalf. To protect your visa application integrity and personal data, avoid sharing your ImmiAccount credentials with anyone other than your authorised agent. If you are managing baby notifications or other visa-related matters, ensure you have the necessary documents ready and understand the notification procedures. Being proactive and informed helps in dealing with the complex visa process and maintains compliance with Department of Home Affairs regulations.