Is Katherine Lucy Taylor a licensed immigration adviser?

As at the Immigration Advisers Authority register refresh in October 2026, the register records Katherine Lucy Taylor as holding a current full licence, number 201200241, which expires on 14 June 2027. If the register and this page differ, the register is right.

What type of licence does Katherine Lucy Taylor hold?

The register records a full licence. Under section 19 of the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007, the Registrar may grant a full licence to an applicant with overall competence in all areas of immigration advice.

Where does Katherine Lucy Taylor work?

The register places Katherine Lucy Taylor at Kate Taylor Immigration Services in Christchurch, as at the refresh in October 2026.

Has Katherine Lucy Taylor been named in a published disciplinary decision?

No matched published decisions. No published decision of the Immigration Advisers Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal has been matched to Katherine Lucy Taylor; a decision is linked to a profile only once the decision itself confirms which immigration adviser it concerns.

Has Katherine Lucy Taylor represented anyone at the Immigration and Protection Tribunal?

Published Immigration and Protection Tribunal decisions name Katherine Lucy Taylor as representative in 2 appeals.

Katherine Lucy Taylor (Kate)

Current licenceFull licence

ChristchurchKate Taylor Immigration Services

Current licenceFull licence

Licensed since 2012: 14 years
Published IPT appeals: 2
Appeals allowed, where decided: 0 of 2
Licence number: 201200241

Immigration and Protection Tribunal record

2 published appeals

Allowed 0Other 0Dismissed 2

Published appeals by appeal type, with their outcomes
Appeal type	Outcomes	Published	Allowed share	All appellants
Residence: special policies	1 dismissed	1	Under 5 decided	All appellants 68%
Residence: dependent child	1 dismissed	1	Under 5 decided	All appellants 57%
All types	2 dismissed	2	Under 5 decided

A percentage shows only where 5 or more appeals were decided. An appeal outcome says as much about the case and which cases are taken on as about the representation.

Appeals by type

2 published appeals

Allowed 0Other 0Dismissed 2

Published appeals by appeal type, with their outcomes
Appeal type	Outcomes	Published	Allowed share	All appellants
Residence: special policies	1 dismissed	1	Under 5 decided	All appellants 68%
Residence: dependent child	1 dismissed	1	Under 5 decided	All appellants 57%
All types	2 dismissed	2	Under 5 decided

Allowed share is allowed appeals out of those decided either way, shown only at 5 or more decided. All appellants is the same share across every published decision of that type. See appeal success rates in New Zealand.

Published decisions

Newest first

Decision	Appeal type	Date	Outcome
[2013] NZIPT 201206aResidence: special policies, November 2013	Residence: special policies	12 November 2013	Dismissed/declined
[2013] NZIPT 201120aResidence: dependent child, August 2013	Residence: dependent child	23 August 2013	Dismissed/declined

Decisions name the representative by initial and surname only, so a decision is listed only where that name points to this immigration adviser with certainty; this record may be incomplete.

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