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E4.75 Applications not lodged in the prescribed manner (26/07/1999)
- The NZIS may, at its discretion, hold applications that are not in the for a specified period of time until any outstanding mandatory requirements have been met; but the NZIS does not consider such applications to have been lodged.
- The NZIS is under no obligation to hold an application that is not lodged in the prescribed manner.
- If an application is lodged in an incomplete but minor and easily corrected manner, visa and immigration officers may:
- receipt the application fee, and
- hold the papers, and
- advise the applicant or agent that the application has not been made in the prescribed manner but is being held for a limited time to enable the applicant or agent to meet the mandatory requirements for lodgement, and
- advise the applicant or agent of the documents required for the application to meet the mandatory requirements for lodgement.
- Applicants will be given a specified time to complete the outstanding requirements, and if they do not do so, the application may be returned to the applicant or agent, and the fee returned or refunded.
- If an application is not lodged in the prescribed manner and the provisions of paragraph (c) above do not apply, the application must be returned to the applicant or agent.
Effective 26/07/1999
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