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INZ 1254, Decline Consent in Absentia

Client Full name of parent or guardian (if applicable) Relationship to client (if applicable) The above client/parent or guardian for above client (delete one) was contacted today by (physician name) They advised that they don’t wish/want to come into clinic to complete a settlement health

Version checked 1 October 2026.

The current version

Current version
February 2021
Format
PDF, 225 KB
Version checked
1 October 2026

Download INZ 1254 from Immigration New Zealand

Version history

Changes we have observed to this form since tracking began.

  1. First captured, version February 20213 June 2026

    Recorded from Immigration New Zealand's forms page.

Frequently asked questions

INZ 1254 is Immigration New Zealand's form titled “Decline Consent in Absentia”.

The current version of INZ 1254 is dated February 2021, as Immigration New Zealand's forms page listed it when this site last checked, on 1 October 2026.

From Immigration New Zealand. The download link on this page opens the official PDF file (225 KB) on Immigration New Zealand's website. Versions change, so download the form from the official link rather than reusing an old copy.

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