Help if you have submitted false or misleading information to Immigration New Zealand
Pitt & Moore & your immigration
Clear, urgent advice to protect your position and respond appropriately.
If Immigration New Zealand believes information is false, misleading, or incomplete, the consequences can be serious, including visa refusal, cancellation, or deportation liability processes. It is important to get legal advice quickly.
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Potentially prejudicial information letters
If you have received a potentially prejudicial information letter, this is a critical stage. A well-structured response can significantly affect the outcome.
A Potentially Prejudicial Information (PPI) letter is a formal letter from Immigration New Zealand (INZ) telling you that they have information that could negatively affect your visa application.
What “potentially prejudicial” means
Prejudicial = harmful to your case
Potentially prejudicial information = information that could lead to a refusal
INZ is required to act fairly. Before they decline your visa based on negative information, they must usually give you an opportunity to comment.
Book an appointment to get help today
If you are dealing with alleged false or misleading information, book an appointment as soon as possible.
Key contact
Elly Fleming
Senior Associate