Is it the fault of the Immigration Bureau that the New Zealand materials have been tampered with and renewed?

New Zealand's materials are forged and updated, which is not the fault of the Immigration Bureau. According to the relevant public information, there are false materials in a replacement application, and the responsibility should be borne by the applicant. Because the applicant needs to provide true, accurate and complete materials so that the Immigration Bureau can review and evaluate the legality of the application, it is not the fault of the Immigration Bureau that the New Zealand materials have not been found to be fraudulently replaced. The Immigration Bureau is a government agency responsible for managing and approving international personnel to enter and stay in the country. The Immigration Bureau usually examines the materials provided by the applicant to ensure that they are authentic and meet the visa requirements.