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    understand co will contact immi adviser to arrange interview with client/applicant. Your im adviser will arrange the interview at their office.

    Will IM Adv attend the interview with you ?

    If yes, what will be the IM Adv role during the interview?

    Possible IM Adv answer on behalf of applicant?

    Will advisor intercept during the int?
    Last edited by moonrider; 5th October 2016 at 06:18 PM.

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    No, to all of that. I have never heard of a CO interview being held in an adviser's office, and certainly they can't be present or give answers for the applicant.

    It is how the CO is impressed by your answers in the interview that make him/her decide what visa you ought to be offered. The interview is designed to find out what you know about how things work in NZ, both in your career and in society in general, to see if you would be likely to impress an employer and be quickly offered a job, and also that you are prepared to manage your life efficiently, like sorting out housing, medical care, school for children if any, etc., without being distracted by those things from your work - this is all known as 'employability'.

    If the the CO is fully satisfied, then Residence is offered. If the CO has doubts about aspects of your preparedness, you can be offered an SMC JSV (also known as deferred Residence), which gives you the right to nine months in NZ to find skilled work, and if you do, you get the Residence you originally applied for. If you appear to the CO to lack most of the necessary information, you will be refused. Here is the official information about the CO interview. http://www.immigration.govt.nz/opsmanual/43652.htm And here is an old thread with questions from the interviews. (The regulations have been the same for a long time, so don't be concerned that the early posts date back several years.) http://www.enz.org/forum/showthread.php?t=27398

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    You have the right to have your Immigration adviser present during the interview.A1.15.1
    http://onlineservices.immigration.go...nual/35022.htm

    However your IA cannot interfere with the interview.

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