Immigration matters often involve personal circumstances, administrative procedures and documents from different countries. The office provides legal advice and case handling, with attention to the details of each file.
How we can assist
- Initial assessment of an immigration-related legal issue.
- Review of documents and administrative correspondence.
- Organisation and follow-up of the legal file.
- Handling of procedural matters specific to the case.
- Legal advice and communication on the next steps.
For the first discussion
When first contacting the office, briefly describe the issue, any ongoing procedure and any decision or notification received.
How we arrange the first meetingFrequently asked questions
How is the appropriate residence-permit procedure identified?
By considering nationality, purpose of stay, current status and available documents. Assessment starts with these facts and any previous applications or decisions.
My application is pending or a document is expiring. What should I mention?
The application or document type, expiry date and any reference number. Gather authority notices and submission receipts so the particular stage can be assessed.
Do foreign documents need translation or authentication?
Requirements depend on the issuing country, document type and procedure. Before incurring costs, it helps to check the form of document required by the competent authority.
These are general answers. Appropriate action depends on the facts and deadlines of each matter.