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Chris The Lawyer, Expert
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Chris The Lawyer, Expert
To draw up an affidavit is fairly simple. The reviwer will probably accept the letter as it is, but if you want to produce this you can use an affiadvit form-have a look at this site for guidence
https://www.justice.govt.nz/courts/going-to-court/pre/affidavits-and-statutory-declarations/
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Yes, I saw that. You can produce that on the review or redraft the letter and get her to sign an affidavit which says the same things