Complex Cases
Received a letter of concern from Immigration NZ?
A Potentially Prejudicial Information (PPI) letter or a letter of concern from Immigration New Zealand is serious — and your response window is short. Act immediately.
Time is critical. Do not delay.
INZ letters of concern typically allow only 14–28 days for a response. Missing the deadline or responding inadequately can result in an immediate decline. Contact us as soon as you receive the letter.
What We Do
How Head Start Visas responds to letters of concern.
- Review the letter and identify every concern raised by INZ
- Advise you on the strength of each concern and likely outcomes
- Gather supporting evidence to address each specific concern
- Draft a comprehensive, professional written response
- Submit the response within the required timeframe
- Liaise with INZ on your behalf if follow-up is required
Common reasons INZ raises concerns
- Inconsistencies in your application or supporting documents
- Undisclosed immigration history or prior declines
- Medical conditions that may affect admissibility
- Character concerns — criminal history in any country
- Doubts about the genuineness of a relationship
- Concerns about the credibility of your employment
Take the Next Step
Received a letter of concern? Contact us now.
Do not respond without professional advice. Our team will review your letter immediately and advise on the best course of action.