It is very important that you choose the right consultant. The Immigration Advisers Licensing Act creates a licensing regime for individuals who provide immigration advice. It's purpose is the promotion and protection of consumer interests receiving immigration advice, and to enhance the reputation of New Zealand as a migrant destination.

A licensed Immigration Adviser will provide professional service and play a significant role in assisting and representing migrants, temporary entrants and refugee status claimants.

New Zealand Association for Migration and Investment

Prompt Attention to Complaints

If you are concerned about our services at any time, let us know. We will take steps to ensure we understand your problem and that we do something about it. If the matter cannot be resolved to your satisfaction, arrange an appointment during which we will review and assess the situation and decide if or how the matter may be resolved. If a resolution remains impossible you will be requested to put your complaint formally in writing to the Director who will formally respond. If this response is not acceptable you may request for mediation by a third party, or, you may wish to make a formal complaint to:

The Registrar of the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA)
PO Box 6222
Wellesley Street
Auckland.

Auckland

Walter Stone Dipl Mkt Mgmt, Dipl BMgmt, MA (Psych), COP -  Immigration Law and Practice (Massey)
Walter has lived in worked in NZ for the past 16 years.  He was the NZ Business Manager for Bristol-Meyers Squibb (NZ) Ltd with more than 13 years corporate pharmaceutical/medical experience in the NZ Health Industry.

Vice Chairman - NZAMI

IAA Adviser License Number 200800390

Nathan Stone IAA adviser license number 201101030

Bonni Higham Office Manager

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