Personal law
Personal immigration
Why choose Corcoran French for personal immigration
Immigration law is detailed and fast-moving. Working with an experienced immigration lawyer means:
– Your application meets all relevant criteria
– Potential issues are identified early
– You receive services of a very high professional standard
– You have a trusted guide throughout the process
– Communication is clear and consistent
– Fees are competitive with no hidden costs
– Work is completed in a timely way
– You are treated with empathy, honesty, and kindness
We are here to make your immigration journey clearer.
Complex and Difficult Matters
We particularly welcome the difficult cases and are experienced in complex immigration work, including:
– Correcting unlawful status
– Preventing deportations
– Medical and character waivers
– All types of PPI (Potentially Prejudicial Information) responses
– Complaints and reconsiderations
– Requests to the Minister of Immigration
– Judicial reviews in the High Court and complaints to the Ombudsman
The Process
We offer initial consultations in person, via email, telephone, or video call, where you are given preliminary advice on a way forward.
1. Once you’re ready to proceed, we’ll send through a letter of engagement outlining the services we’ll provide, along with our terms and conditions.
2. You simply sign and return the letter and pay the deposit. We’ll then provide a personalised checklist of everything needed for your application.
3. You gather the required documents (we’re here if you have any questions), and send them through once ready so we can prepare your application for submission.
4. Our fee is invoiced when your application is ready to be submitted. There are no additional fees unless a PPI letter is issued.
5. We submit your application and handle any queries from Immigration New Zealand directly. Throughout the process, we’ll keep you updated and let you know of any progress.
6. Once approved, we’ll send you your visa and guide you through any conditions, compliance requirements, and next steps.