Special Needs Grant : Contents
Identification
The client will need to produce:
- passport with a visa that allows the person to work in New Zealand (or a valid work permit, if granted before 29 November 2010).
Note when the client has no supporting means of identification, you can accept their passport as a single source of proof and, if appropriate, follow-up on further identification at a later date. - current bank balance to show cash assets
- income details
- verification of accommodation costs
- a written referral by Immigration New Zealand supporting the client's application for assistance, which confirms that the client:
- has lodged or intended to lodge an application with Immigration New Zealand for a residence class visa, under the Partnership Category (on the ground of marriage or civil union or in a de facto relationship, or in a stable de facto relationship)
- is living apart from, and have lost the financial support of their partner
- is the holder of a work visa granted under the Immigration Act 2009 (or a work permit, if granted before 29 November 2010) on the ground that the person is a victim of family violence
