Adult child advice - not on original EOI.
Jun 10th 2010, 7:45 pm
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Adult child advice - not on original EOI.
Hello folks, great site and a great source of information for the 1000's of people like me looking to make the move.
Right then, the wife and I filled out our EOI back in March and we got our ITA in May. On our original EOI we did not include our 20 year old dependent son (he's out of work at the minute and lives with us) as at the time of applying he was a typical teenager in love and couldn't make up his mind, now things are happening quicker than he expected (we've had our medicals, x-rays, police checks, job offer signed sealed and delivered etc, etc) he's now wanting to come with us.
Typical, then again, I do expect him to change his mind again when he wakes up tomorrow morning and puts on a clean pair of underpants - he's that bad!
My questions are these;
(a) Will it jeopardize our chances of PR if we decide to include him in this ITA at the last minute?
(b) If we don't include him in our ITA and we are lucky enough to be selected how easy will it be for him to come over at a later date and be able to seek work and apply for PR himself etc?
I read somewhere once before that young people (think it may be under 24's?) from the UK can actively seek employment in NZ without PR but are only allowed to stay for something like 12 or 24 months?
He'll not come over at a later date if there's no chance of him being allowed to go out and actively seek work as he might as well stay here, at least he has friends and family etc.
Regards
Slightly confused?!
Right then, the wife and I filled out our EOI back in March and we got our ITA in May. On our original EOI we did not include our 20 year old dependent son (he's out of work at the minute and lives with us) as at the time of applying he was a typical teenager in love and couldn't make up his mind, now things are happening quicker than he expected (we've had our medicals, x-rays, police checks, job offer signed sealed and delivered etc, etc) he's now wanting to come with us.
Typical, then again, I do expect him to change his mind again when he wakes up tomorrow morning and puts on a clean pair of underpants - he's that bad!
My questions are these;
(a) Will it jeopardize our chances of PR if we decide to include him in this ITA at the last minute?
(b) If we don't include him in our ITA and we are lucky enough to be selected how easy will it be for him to come over at a later date and be able to seek work and apply for PR himself etc?
I read somewhere once before that young people (think it may be under 24's?) from the UK can actively seek employment in NZ without PR but are only allowed to stay for something like 12 or 24 months?
He'll not come over at a later date if there's no chance of him being allowed to go out and actively seek work as he might as well stay here, at least he has friends and family etc.
Regards
Slightly confused?!
Jun 10th 2010, 8:50 pm
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Re: Adult child advice - not on original EOI.
Just to clarify, you did declare him as another family member but he wasn´t included in the application?
Jun 10th 2010, 8:56 pm
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Re: Adult child advice - not on original EOI.
Yes, that's correct.
Jun 10th 2010, 9:11 pm
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Re: Adult child advice - not on original EOI.
Then I would give NZIS a call and ask, if he was declared then there isn´t an issue and you´ll get a clear answer (I think it will be fine), if he wasn´t declared it would be another matter. NZIS ask for those declarations just so there are no surprises down the line...
Jun 11th 2010, 10:57 am
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Re: Adult child advice - not on original EOI.
Agreed, ring NZIS for the 'proper' answer but he should be able to come over at a later date, with you as sponsor. Something to do with family ties.....
Jun 15th 2010, 10:18 am
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Re: Adult child advice - not on original EOI.
Thanks for the replies, much appreciated.
