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  Thank you for your application for a Skilled Migrant resident visa, which we received on  09 September 2011.

 Please find the receipt for your application fee enclosed.

 This will be processed in conjunction with your Expression of Interest No. --------.

When can you expect to hear from us?

 Initial processing of your application will now commence.  This will include checking for missing
information/documents, referring documents for verification, and confirming if your medical certificates
are satisfactory.  Where required, we will refer your medical certificates to the INZ Medical
Assessors and/or request you to provide further medical information.

 If you have any questions concerning the processing of your application you can send an email
to skilledmigrants@dol.govt.nz quoting your application number in the subject heading.  We will
endeavour to respond within two working days.

 Once the initial processing of your application is completed, it will be assigned to a case officer for
final assessment.  Given the work completed as outlined above, we expect minimal delay with most
applications once they are assigned to a case officer.  If further clarification is required, the case
officer will contact you and
give you the opportunity to comment and/or provide more information before making a decision. 
                                                     
We anticipate the processing of your application will take 6 to 9 months.

 Your application is incomplete

Please note that you have not supplied the following documents:

These should be addressed and sent to the Auckland Central Branch Skilled Migrant Team as soon
as possible to ensure that your application continues to be processed.

Your application documents

We are returning the following original documents with this letter:

Passport x 1

Standard certificate

Certificate of Family Relationship

Evidence of current employment

What happens if your circumstances change?

You must tell us about any changes to your circumstances that may affect your application for a visa, including:

- changes to the personal or family circumstances of any person included in the application

- changes to your business or employment

- changes to your study if you are applying for a student visa

- if you do not tell us about changes to your circumstances, any visa issued may later be withdrawn.
   While you are in New Zealand, you must make sure you hold a valid visa at all times.

Please email us at -@dol.govt.nz or fax us at 09-000 0000 about these changes.

Make sure you keep your documents and this letter together in a safe place for future reference. Please
note that we do not return copies of the documents you send to us, or original medical or police certificates.

Remaining on a Valid Visa

In order to stay in New Zealand your visas must be valid at all times. If you let your visas lapse this
could result in you and your family being removed from New Zealand subject to any humanitarian a
ppeal that you may make. This would be most unfortunate so please ensure that you keep your
visas up to date.  Please also note that any application for a further temporary visa would normally
be granted for the period it takes to process your residence application.

Liability for deportation and appeal rights

You must hold a valid visa at all times and depart New Zealand before it expires. If you remain after
it expires you will be in New Zealand unlawfully; you will then be liable for deportation.   If you are
deported from New Zealand, you will be unable to return until the end of any prohibition period and
have paid any costs of your deportation.  If you are in New Zealand unlawfully and depart voluntarily
you may still be deemed to be deported, but you will not be subject to any prohibition period.

If you wish to appeal against your liability for deportation, you may do so on humanitarian grounds no
later than 42 days after first being in New Zealand unlawfully.  Further information on how to appeal
to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal is available on its website: www.justice.govt.nz/tribunals/ipt

Immigration Act 2009

Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has changed the terminology it uses. From 29 November 2010, we
will use the term visa to mean the authority to travel to New Zealand and stay in New Zealand. We
have made this change because of the new Immigration Act 2009. If you applied for a permit before
29 November 2010, any correspondence sent by INZ will now refer to a visa. This change will not
affect your immigration status.

For more information about the new Act please see www.immigration.govt.nz/act.

Contact us

If you have any questions or need any further clarifications, please contact us at migrants@dol.govt.nz .
You may also wish to check our website at www.immigration.govt.nz to obtain further information to
help you with your application or with any queries you may have about settling in New Zealand.

 Kind regards

S------
Documentation Officer
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9월 9일 서류접수가 잘되었다는 내용과 함께 여러가지 정보들이 포함되어있네요.
그중에 중요한 내용 하나.
Y씨의 한국 경찰 신원조회 서류가 없답니다. 그리고 application form의 48페이지가 작성이
덜 되었다고 그 페이지만 보내왔습니다.
form은 작성해서 보내면 되지만 경찰신원조회는...
지난 6개월 이내에 이민성에 접수된 경찰신원조회가 있다면  추가의 경찰 신원 조회를 제출할
필요가 없습니다. Y씨의 경우 지난 6월 워크비자를 연장할때 한국 경찰 신원조회를 제출했답니다.
그래서 이번 서류 접수시 추가의 경찰신원조회는 필요는 없습니다.
Y씨 그 내용을 이민성에 그대로 이메일로 보냈답니다.
지난 워크비자신청에 대한 정보와 함께.


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Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2011