Eligibility For the EGB2 Niw Priority Date
The eb2 NZ Premium date is one of the newest insurance provisions that has been introduced into the New Zealand life insurance industry. This new premium is not like other payment protection schemes where there are certain stages that need to be completed before a beneficiary can receive their payment. When it comes to this payment protection you will have several different points that you need to make sure you complete before your name is added to the list.
The first thing that you will need to do is to get your birth date ready. You can go online and find out what your birth date is and then use that information to determine if you will be able to enroll on a eb2 NZ premium plan niw for your life insurance benefit. If you were granted a national interest waiver then you will not be able to enroll until the next year. In some cases you may not even be able to get the premium finished because of the time limit that was put in place. It is important to keep in mind that once you are enrolled on a eb2 NZ premium date you cannot change your enrollment date. As long as the premium is still being paid on an existing plan then the date will remain the same.
Once your birth date is approved then you can begin the process of getting your payment protection insurance. When you complete this step you will be entering your personal details. All of your personal details will be required for your payment protection benefits to go into effect. These include your name, address, date of birth, details of any income or bank accounts that you may currently have and details of any pensions that you may currently hold. If you have not received a payout from an insurance company within the time period specified then you will be considered to be "ineligible" and you will not be allowed to enroll on a eb2 niw priority date. Your eligibility to enroll will differ between the state and your insurance provider.
The next stage involves checking into the personal details that will be required if you wish to proceed with enrolling. You will need to complete the application form including your date of birth, address and contact details. You will also be required to list any pension and savings accounts that you may currently have. Some of the details requested on the form may be inaccurate, so it is important to double check this information. Your payment protection provider will use this information to make sure that you meet their criteria for being able to pay your premiums.
