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From NZD $950Read morePPI Response (Potentially Prejudicial Information)
Structured responses to Potentially Prejudicial Information letters, drafted to the deadline set in the letter.
About this service
What it is
A Potentially Prejudicial Information letter sets out what Immigration New Zealand is minded to hold against an application and invites a response before a decision is made. It is the last clear opportunity to put the position right, and the deadlines are short. These responses address each concern in the order raised, with supporting evidence indexed to it.
What the document contains
- Point-by-point response to each concern raised in the letter
- Evidence schedule mapped to each point
- Correction of any factual error in the department's account
- Supporting statements from the employer or applicant as required
- Prepared to the deadline stated in the letter
What the instructions require
- The response deadline is set in the PPI letter and is typically short
- Late or partial responses leave the concern unanswered on the file
Summarised from Immigration New Zealand instructions current at publication. Instructions change — confirm the current position before relying on any figure.
Order this service
From NZD $650 ex GST
- Standard10–12 working days$650
- Priority5–7 working days$810
- Urgent2 working days$975
Indicative only. Send the file and we confirm a fixed fee and delivery date in writing before any work begins.
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Send us the file
Everything we need to write your PPI Response (Potentially Prejudicial Information), in one form. Fields marked * are required. Nothing starts until we confirm scope, a fixed fee and a delivery date.
Who it is for
Who orders a PPI Response (Potentially Prejudicial Information)
Anyone holding a PPI letter — applicants, employers, advisers.
When it is needed
What usually prompts it
They've received a letter from INZ raising concerns. This is urgent by definition.
Typical turnaround: 3–5 working days — faster if the deadline requires it
How it works
From enquiry to delivered document
The same four steps on every file, whether it is a $155 translation or a $2,900 investor submission.
- 1
Send us the file
Complete the intake form on this page, or e-mail what you have. Upload the documents you already hold — we will tell you what is missing rather than guess.
- 2
We confirm scope and a fixed fee
Within one business day you get the scope, a fixed fee and a delivery date in writing. Nothing starts until you accept. The fee does not move afterwards.
- 3
We write the document
Drafted from your evidence, to the standard the assessor works to, with every figure sourced and nothing asserted that the evidence does not support.
- 4
One revision included
Tell us what needs to change and we revise once at no charge. Most files never need it, and it is there so you are never stuck with a document that does not fit.
Questions
What clients ask about this service
How long do I have?
The letter sets the deadline and it's usually short. Tell us the date on the letter and the deadline first — everything else follows from that.
Can the deadline be extended?
Sometimes. Ask your adviser straight away if it's tight.
What if I ignore it?
The concern stays unanswered on the file and a decision gets made without your side of it.
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