Migration and legal issues
Understanding and following immigration and legal regulations is an important part of integrating into a new country.
We understand that immigration issues can be complex and require careful preparation of documents and consultations.
Our team is ready to support you every step of the way.
We help:
- Obtain or extend a residence permit
- Prepare documents for citizenship, asylum or family reunification
- Handle transfers, appeals and complaints
- We provide advice on migrants' rights and administrative procedures related to their stay in France
Our specialists will help you avoid mistakes and complications in the migration process, ensuring safety and legal protection.
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1) Preparation of a dossier for citizenship, asylum, family reunification
Overcoming migration barriers requires proper preparation.
We help:
- Prepare all documents to obtain French citizenship
- Apply for asylum or refugee status
- Arrange family reunification - registration of visas, documents for children or spouses
- We will explain all the stages of the process and the requirements for successful submission.
2) Help with translations, forms, appeals, complaints
Working with government agencies often requires careful wording and precision.
We:
- We will help you translate all the necessary documents into French
- We will fill out complex forms and questionnaires for submission to migration and government agencies
- We will prepare appeals and complaints in case of refusals or administrative problems
- We will explain the legal side of the process so that you do not lose your rights
3) Consultations on migrants’ rights and administrative procedures
Migrants often face legal and administrative difficulties.
We:
- We provide advice on the rights of migrants in relation to work, housing, education
- We help you understand changes in legislation
- We offer solutions for labor disputes, rights to social benefits, taxes and other issues
- We provide support in case of legal disputes or consultations on rights