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- This is not current policy -
The policy in this manual ceases to be effective from 29 November 2010.
To see the current Immigration New Zealand Operational Manual go to
www.immigration.govt.nz/opsmanual
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X3.15 Evidential requirements
X3.15.1 Evidence that applicant is considered to hold or have held a residence permit
Immigration Act 1987 s 44 Immigration Regulations 1999 reg 5
Evidence that the applicant is considered to hold or have held a residence permit is:
- a residence permit endorsed in a current or expired passport or certificate of identity; or
- NZIS records of a residence permit; or
- an endorsement in a passport or certificate of identity showing the date of arrival in New Zealand; or
- if none of the above are available, documents showing continued residence since 2 April 1974, which may include but are not limited to:
- rates demands
- driver's licences
- receipted power bills
- income tax returns
- school records
- employment references
- any other evidence requested by the NZIS.
X3.15.5 Evidence of periods during which residence permit held
Evidence of the periods during which a residence permit has been held is:
- endorsements in current or previous passports; and/or
- NZIS records of periods during which a residence permit has been held.
Note: Periods during which a residence permit has been held are calculated inclusive of both arrival and departure dates.
Effective 26/07/1999
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