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E4.30 Date an application is made

See also Immigration Act 2009 s 57(1)

  1. An application is made on the date that it is lodged only if, on that date, it is lodged in the prescribed manner (see E4.50).
  2. Immigration officers at an INZ office determine whether applications are lodged in the prescribed manner by assessing whether all mandatory requirements for lodgement have been met.
  3. If an immigration officer determines that an application is not lodged in the prescribed manner and requests further documents (see E4.45), the application is made on the date that INZ receives the last of any outstanding documents necessary to meet the prescribed manner for lodgement.

Note: if applications are processed using AMS, the date an application is made is referred to in AMS as the date 'accepted'.

Effective 02/12/2013

IN THIS SECTION

E4.1 Who may be included in an application

E4.5 Temporary entry class visa for partners and dependent children

E4.10 Definition of 'ordinarily resident' in New Zealand

E4.15 Where to lodge an application

E4.20 Where an application will be processed

E4.25 Date an application is lodged

E4.35 Receipt of applications

E4.40 How an application must be lodged

E4.45 Applications not lodged in the prescribed manner

E4.50 Requirements for lodging an application for a temporary entry class visa

E4.55 Bonds

E4.60 Payment of the fee and immigration levies

E4.65 How supporting documents must be submitted

E4.70 Status of applicant on lodging an application

E4.75 Obligation to inform of all relevant facts, including changed circumstances (to 25/09/2023)

E4.80 DNA testing for verifying claimed relationships

PREVIOUS IMMIGRATION INSTRUCTIONS

E4.30 Date an application is made (29/11/2010)

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