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The Good Moral Character Friend Immigration Reference Letter is a crucial supporting document in New Zealand's immigration process. It is required when individuals apply for various types of visas or residency in New Zealand, where character assessments form a vital part of the application process. The letter should be written by someone who has known the applicant personally for a significant period and can attest to their character, integrity, and conduct. The document must adhere to Immigration New Zealand's requirements and the Immigration Act 2009, providing specific, factual information about the applicant's character, community involvement, and personal conduct. Writers must be aware that making false statements can have legal consequences under New Zealand law. The letter typically includes details about the writer's relationship with the applicant, specific examples of good character, and a formal declaration of truthfulness.

1. Letter Header: Writer's full name, address, and contact details

2. Date and Reference: Current date and any relevant reference numbers

3. Recipient Details: Immigration New Zealand office address or specific case officer details if known

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a character reference letter for the named applicant

5. Introduction and Credentials: Writer's introduction, profession, and position to establish credibility

6. Relationship Context: Nature and duration of relationship with the applicant

7. Character Assessment: Specific examples and observations of the applicant's good moral character

8. Community Involvement: Examples of the applicant's positive contributions to community and society

9. Declaration of Truth: Statement confirming the truthfulness of the information provided

10. Closing and Contact Offer: Willingness to provide additional information if needed and formal letter closing