Vous êtes sur la page 1sur 8
RECORD OF DECISION If you consider there are insufficient grounds to determine that Karel Sroubek was granted a residence permit, which was the basis of his current residence class visa, as a result of an ‘administrative error, then he is not liable for deportation under section 155(1)(a) of the Act and you should: ‘A. Advise that no determination has been made. Sign the no-determination letter. If you have determined that Karel Sroubek was granted a residence permit, which was the baad his current residence class visa, as a result of an administrative error, then he will be fable $5 deportation under section 155(1)(a) and your options are: Decide that deportation should proceed. Sign both copies of the deportation liability notice. xS C C. Decide that the deportation liability should be cancelled, < Sign the cancellation letter. < D. Decide that the deportation liability should be suspend Sse {5} years, subject to the condition inthe suspension etter. X Sign both copies of the deportation liability notice, ey suspension letter. E. Decide that the deportation liability sree Cena for __ years, subject to the following conditions: O jon Resolutions, who will prepare a new suspension letter for fetur the cme to re? € powrsonnee F. Direct INZj@Zprepare documentation relating to regularising Mr Sroubek’s immigration status ction 68. oon 25/1 Pog Minister of Immigration 16 DEPORTATION LIABILITY NOTICE, (Section 155 of the migration Act 2009) Tes Karel Sobek an Asi cw (902N@) You are lable for deportation You are lable for deportation from New Zealand under section 155(1}@) of the Immigration Act 2009 (“the Act). Why you are liable for deportation ‘You are the holder ofa residence clas visa. The grounds for your deportation lability are tht: convicted and sentenced to four years and six months’ imprisonment forthe offences of disorderly con damaging another's property and attacking a law enforcement officer. 2. On November 2007, you applied for residence under the name Jan Antolk 3. On6 June 2008, you were granted a residence permit 4. Section 7 ofthe Immigration Act 1987 applied to you because you had heen convicted of for which you were sentenced to imprisonment fora term of 12 months or more, and that os 0 10 years Prior to your application for residence. Under section 7(1) you were not emitted oe ‘residence permit unless granted a special direction under section 7(3). 5. In scoance with ston 45 ofthe Ast you were dened to old a resigns vs on the basis of Your rec mit hen the Ast came ioc on 29 November 241 cluded person” under ston 15()) othe A ee 1, On 7 November 2001 (coming into force on 12 February 2002), in the District Court for Prague 7, you e 6. You were also an ‘he convictions noted in 1 shove. ror as you were an “excluded person” and/or not entitled 10 be’ permit. You are therefore liable for U have therefore detemined that your residence class vsuesidence ee granted 8 result of administrative deportation under section 155(1\{a) of the Act. Your appeat rights You may appeal tothe Immigration and Protection 2s facts end on humanitarian grounds against your liability for deportation (see ss 201(1)(a) and 206(1)(c) of e*Act). You must submit any appeal onthe form enclosed with noice. The Tbural mast recive te ape ethan 28 dys ater he at of Serie fis note ae s % Consequences of deportation You are deported from New Zealand if. + you leave New Zealand (wtf ‘may be served on you, of a deportation order is: Tot at the expense of the Crown) on or afer the date s deportation order leportation order has been served on you; oF you while you are outside New Zealand. It you are deported fom Ses weiend, you will be permanently prohibited fom re-entering New Zealand If the Crown incurs any eos ‘of your Seporation you must epy that debt othe Crown. Ifyou atte to ret to New Zealand 6@ fic been deported, you wil ot be granted vss or entty pemisson. Ifyou teenar New Zealand, you ypeBetained under the Act ection 64(1)(a) end 64(1 ab ofthe Act, your visa will be canceled the earlier of: a you are deported from New Zealand; or fe day after the frst date a deportation order may be served on yo. dae: 2/uf20e Hon lain Lees “Minister of Immigration IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PERSON NAMED IN DEPORTATION LIABILITY NOTICE ‘Transitional provisions If you held a residence permit under the former Immigration Act 1987, then under section 415(1) of the Immigration ‘Act 2008 you are now deemed to hold a residence class visa. Under section 4341) ofthe Immigration Act 2009 you are liable for deporttion whether the reason for your deportation lability arose before or after you were deemed to hold a visa If you artived in New Zealand before 29 November 2010, have not departed since that date, and were exempt fiom holding a permit under the former Immigration Act 1987, then under section 417(3) of the Immigration Act 2009 you are now deemed to hold a residence class visa. Under section 434(1) ofthe Immigration Act 2009 you are lable for ‘Seportation whether the reason for your deportation lability arose before or after you were deemed to hold a vse. Rights of appeal 1 yu wis 6 ape the Immigtion ad Protection Tribunal (he Tribunal) onthe fics and on humana grounds against your liability for deportation you must do so on the enclosed appeal form. Your appeal © received bythe Tribunal no later than 28 days sfter the date of service of the depetaton liability notice. 50 ownload the form and further information on how to lodge an appeal from the Tribunals Wébsive at wi justce govt. nv/ribunals/inmigration protection-tribunal! a Date of service of deportation liability notice If the deportation ibility notice was served on you in person, its treated as being served on Se fotice will be treated as 1f the deportation liability notice was served on you in New Zealand by registered p having been served on you on the earlier of < aa eee Ce a ak tn rem row iff torn Ihe deputation Ibi nde ws sed on on cis New Za SY reid po ete wl be end tring oe set ure beer 8 ‘ tae aoa abet \¢ {2 Fooneen days fer the ait was posted mat rove you dd ot esive the notice by tht date ad that this was not your fuk. Wns deortain order may be srved UME feel 178A he tpn Ae 2009p deation order maybe serve on ou if 00 do ot ng any top te ed prod peste nga. you dogo appa potion okt ay Nese Sym tte enc ef pl (ian uch epi dtomnc agaat ono on ey er Jour pedi wirnns If Joules eel’ a any tine te ldging your spe td blr ou appa ‘Cece bec kein Your immigration status Ifyou have submited an ay Tor « permanent resident visa, or citizenship, the processing ofthat application willbe suspended while ible for deportation I you are outside Ne lodge an appeal ‘New Zealand Zealand land when the deportation liability notice was served on you and you hold a visa, you may deportation liability tothe Tribunal within the preseribed rimeffame and you may travel to fe period in which the eppeal can be made. Additionally, if you do appeal you may travel to New determination ofthat apes ee ere eee nase. Bernas te ;Pporting oF sponsoring other applications Someone who is liable for deportation is net able to support or sponsor any residence or temporary entry visa applications. If your deportation liability has been suspended, you are only able to support or sponsor family for temporary visas if ‘he person you are supporting already holds a temporary visa based on their relationship to you. Apart from th exception, someone is not able to support or sponsor any residence or temporary entry visa applications while their

Vous aimerez peut-être aussi