The Confirmation of Financial Support Letter is a crucial document in New Zealand's immigration process, required when an individual or organization commits to providing financial support for a visa applicant. This document is commonly used for international student visa applications, family sponsorship, or other immigration categories where proof of financial capability is required. The letter must comply with New Zealand Immigration requirements and includes detailed information about the supporter's financial capacity, the extent of support offered, and the duration of the commitment. It serves as evidence for Immigration New Zealand that the visa applicant will have adequate financial support during their stay, thereby meeting visa requirements and helping prevent individuals from requiring public funds. The document must be prepared in accordance with New Zealand law and may need to be accompanied by supporting documentation such as bank statements, income proof, and identification documents.

1. Letter Header: Date, reference number, and address details of both the supporter and the person being supported

2. Recipient Details: Full name and contact details of immigration authorities or relevant institution

3. Subject Line: Clear identification of the letter's purpose and the supported person's details

4. Supporter Information: Full legal name, address, occupation, and immigration status/citizenship of the person providing support

5. Beneficiary Information: Full details of the person being supported, including their full name, passport number, and relationship to supporter

6. Financial Commitment: Specific details of the financial support being offered, including amount and duration

7. Evidence of Capability: Statement confirming financial capability to provide the support, including current income and assets

8. Declaration of Understanding: Statement acknowledging the legal obligations and responsibilities being undertaken

9. Signature Block: Space for signature, date, and witness details if required