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Tamsin Okoro
- Licensed since 2014
- 12 years
- Published IPT appeals
- 26
- Appeals allowed, where decided
- 12 of 24
- Licence number
- 201409917
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I help families and skilled workers through residence and partnership applications, and I represent clients at the Immigration and Protection Tribunal when a decision goes against them. I work from our Wellington office and by video anywhere in New Zealand.
Services
- Partner and family visas
- Skilled migrant category
- Residence
- Appeals to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal
- Deportation and liability notices
- Section 61 requests
Languages, self-declared
- English
- Igbo
- French
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