Accreditation Revocations
Protect your business and workforce with our support in handling accreditation
revocations. We help you navigate the process and address any compliance issues to
safeguard your accreditation status.
What is Accreditation Revocation?
Accreditation revocation occurs when Immigration New Zealand cancels an employer’s accreditation due to non-compliance with the AEWV scheme’s requirements.
Who Qualifies?
Employers who have received a notice of revocation or are at risk of losing their accreditation.
What Documents Are Required?
● Notice of revocation or compliance concerns from Immigration New Zealand.
● Evidence of compliance with employment laws and accreditation requirements.
● Supporting documents to address specific issues raised by Immigration New Zealand.
How We Help
- Compliance review: Identifying and addressing areas of non-compliance.
- Response preparation: Drafting responses to Immigration New Zealand’s concerns.
- Representation: Advocating on your behalf to resolve revocation issues.
- Preventative measures: Advising on best practices to maintain compliance and avoid future issues.
Common Issues
- Non-compliance with employment laws: Issues such as underpayment or poor record-keeping can lead to revocation.
- Failure to meet accreditation standards: Businesses may struggle to maintain the required standards over time.
- Lack of awareness: Employers often fail to address compliance issues until it’s too late.
