Residence Appeals
Overcome immigration challenges with our expert residence appeal services. According
to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal (IPT), 31% of residence visa decisions
appealed are found to be incorrect and referred back for reassessment, highlighting the importance of a well-prepared appeal.We advocate for your case with precision and
dedication, ensuring your voice is heard and your rights are protected.
What is a Residence Appeal?
A Residence Appeal is a formal process to challenge a declined residence visa decision by Immigration New Zealand. It allows applicants to present additional evidence or argue against the decision.
Who Qualifies?
Individuals whose residence visa applications have been declined and who meet the criteria to lodge an appeal with the Immigration and Protection Tribunal.
What Documents Are Required?
● The declined decision letter from Immigration New Zealand.
● Supporting evidence to address the reasons for the decline.
● Additional documents to strengthen your case, such as updated financial records, character references, or proof of eligibility.
How We Help
- Case assessment: Reviewing the declined decision and identifying grounds for appeal.
- Evidence preparation: Gathering and organizing compelling evidence to support your case.
- Drafting submissions: Crafting persuasive legal arguments tailored to your situation.
- Representation: Advocating on your behalf before the Immigration and Protection
Common Issues
- High rejection rates: Many applications are declined due to insufficient evidence or failure to meet eligibility criteria.
- Delays in processing: Appeals can take up to 6 months for a decision, with an additional 6 months for reassessment if referred back
- Errors in decision-making: Misunderstandings or mistakes in assessing eligibility can lead to unfair declines.
