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The form is used by Immigration New Zealand customers to request refunds for fees they have paid.
The form must be completed by the customer who initiated the refund request.
Yes, requests will not be accepted for sums of NZ$30.00 or less.
You need to provide your client number, name, address, payment details, and reason for the refund request.
Yes, but you will need written authorization from the fee payer if the refund is to be paid to someone else.
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If an applicant or petitioner believes that he or she is entitled to a refund of fee, the applicant or petitioner should call the customer service line at 1-800-375-5283 or submit a written request for a refund to the office having jurisdiction over their application or petition.
Follow these steps: Complete Form 1424 - Refund request (332KB PDF) Send the completed form to the office processing your application. If you dont know the location of the office processing your application, send the completed form to your nearest office.
A refund request form is used to request a refund for a previous transaction or purchase. Individuals usually use this type of form when they arent satisfied with the item or service they received, made a payment in error, or returned a purchase for other reasons.
USCIS reviews the request for a refund and either approves or denies the request based on the available information. If the officer finds USCIS made an error, the officer should complete a Request for Refund of Fee (Form G-266). USCIS then notifies the requestor of its decision on the request.
Obligors can only reclaim their payment once a bond has been cancelled. ➢ IF INSTEAD the individual missed a check-in, court hearing, or similar event, the bond may be considered breached. A breached bond generally means DHS keeps your bond money.

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