What to Expect and How to Respond to a Potentially Prejudicial Information?

A Potential Prejudicial Information is a letter sent to an applicant by Immigration New Zealand. It is sent only to candidates with issues with their visa applications and supportive documents provided. It will be imperative to work with an experienced immigration adviser to respond positively to the letter.

Concerns related to medical issues, character, and other instruction-related assessment criteria may also allow for the receipt of a PPI. As there is a specific deadline to respond, it is better to try to respond within the specified timeline. It must be crystal clear and written to the point. The expertise of a licensed lawyer is required while responding to a PPI.

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