“Received a PPI Letter from INZ?
If you have received a PPI (Potentially Prejudicial Information) letter from INZ (Immigration New Zealand), it means that INZ has received some information that may potentially affect your visa application or status in New Zealand. Here are the steps you can take to respond to the letter:
- Read the letter carefully: Make sure you understand the contents of the letter and the reasons why INZ has sent it to you.
- Gather relevant information: If you believe that the information provided in the letter is incorrect or incomplete, gather any relevant evidence or documents that can support your case.
- Seek legal advice: If you are unsure about how to respond to the letter or need legal advice, you may want to consult an immigration lawyer or a licensed immigration adviser. Book in a free consultation with me today
- Respond in writing: You will need to respond to the PPI letter in writing within the specified timeframe. Your response should address each of the concerns raised by INZ and provide any relevant information or evidence to support your case.
- Submit your response: Submit your response and any supporting documents to INZ as soon as possible. It is important to meet the deadline given in the PPI letter.
- Follow up: After you have submitted your response, follow up with INZ to ensure that your case is progressing as expected. Keep copies of all correspondence and documents related to your case.
It is important to take the PPI letter seriously and respond in a timely and thorough manner. Failure to respond or provide sufficient information may result in a negative outcome for your visa application or status in New Zealand.
If you need help responding to your PPI letter from INZ or have any other immigration concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact me at Visa Match. I’m here to offer you a free consultation and help you understand your options. As a licensed immigration adviser, I can guide you through the process and ensure that your case is presented in the best possible light. Contact me today to schedule your free consultation and take the first step towards resolving your immigration concerns.