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Residence and citizenship

Specifically, my work includes legal representation in visa and residence procedures as well as work permits for Germany.

I will support you if the immigration authorities want to reject your application, if you want to change to a different residence permit for a different purpose and also if your family wants to join you in Germany.

I will also represent you in court if an immigration authority rejects your application.

The main reasons for residence status are:

Work: skilled employment, freelancers (e.g., artists), senior managers, highly qualified individuals, specialists
Education: training and continuing education, internships, studies, training, language courses
Family: reunification of spouses and children
Humanitarian stay: asylum, subsidiary protection status, deportation bans

Depending on the length of your stay in Germany, your language skills, and your integration efforts, you may be able to obtain a permanent residence permit (settlement permit) or German citizenship.

If you require legalized documents or an apostille for a procedure, these can also be applied for through the office.

Asylum

I will accompany you to your hearing at the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, and we will prepare for the hearing together.

If you have received a negative decision, I will represent you before the administrative courts.

If your asylum application is being examined in another European country or you are to be returned there, I will represent you within the framework of the so-called Dublin procedure (when you were registered or applied for asylum in another European country before your arrival in Germany).

I also represent persons in deportation detention.

I also represent my clients in the area of social law regarding residence and asylum law. If you are accused of violating criminal provisions under residence law, I can assist.

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