GERMAN CITIZENSHIP BY DESCENT - FAQ

 

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Do you provide a FREE Citizenship Eligibility Assessment?

Yes, our German Immigration and Citizenship Lawyers can provide a brief FREE Citizenship eligibility assessment by email.

What are the German Lawyers advice and assistance services?

Our German Immigration and Citizenship Lawyers can assist and advise with the following services:

• Initial Consultation
• Announcement of representation
• Advice regarding supporting documents
• Checking and reviewing your supporting documents
• Power of Attorney, so that the German Lawyers can provide complete assistance, on your behalf
• Asssiatance in applying for a Certificate of Good Conduct from your Country of residence
• Assistance in completing Application Forms, plus documentary evidence
• Translation of documents into German, if required
• Inspection of records at the Municipal Office in charge
• Legal Writ for the application
• Accompaniment of the APplicant to the Appoiuntment at the German Government office
• Legal remedy, if required

What documents do I need to provide to Register my Child's birth?

You must apply for your Child's birth to be registered in the register of births at the competent German registry office before your child’s first birthday. This deadline is also deemed to have been met if the application is received by the competent German mission abroad within the one-year period. The following documents should be provided:

• A fully completed and signed application form
• Your child’s foreign birth certificate
• The parents’ birth certificates
• The parents’ marriage certificate (if applicable)
• The parents’ passports/ID cards
• Proof of a valid acknowledgement of paternity, if the parents of the child are not married to one another.
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• German Citizenship by Descent application now!
  
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