Document background
An Affidavit Letter For Immigration is a crucial document in New Zealand's immigration system, used to provide sworn testimony in support of various immigration applications. It is governed by New Zealand legislation, particularly the Immigration Act 2009 and the Oaths and Declarations Act 1957, requiring formal witnessing by authorized persons such as Justices of the Peace or solicitors. This document is typically used when formal evidence is required to support visa applications, family reunification cases, character references, or employment verification. The affidavit must contain truthful statements and can have serious legal consequences if false information is provided. It's commonly used in situations where documentary evidence alone is insufficient or where personal testimony adds significant weight to an application. The document's format and content must comply with New Zealand legal requirements and Immigration New Zealand's specifications.
