The Migration Law includes citizenship law in addition to immigration and asylum law. It encompasses all of the immigrant`s legal provisions, in particular the entry and the residence. Immigrants are people who are not German according to the Article 116 sec. 1 of the German constitution, i.e. not having German nationality.
If the immigration authorities no longer want to extend a residence permit, or the immigrant faces expulsion or deportation, this issue becomes existential very quickly. The same applies if the German embassy refuses to issue a German visa applied from any other country. It can quickly mean that everything is at stake for the concerned person.
You do not have to worry about language barriers: Besides German and English, Mr. Khan also speaks Urdu, Punjabi and Hindi. We work closely with translators and interpreters for other languages including Turkish and Arabic.
Short deadlines often apply and must be observed! Moreover, a lawyer may be able to reach an out – of – court agreement with t he immigration authority, so that complicated court proceedings can be avoided – this can ultimately save a lot of money! We offer you comprehensive legal support throughout the entire process and can work for you with:
We support you with the corresponding applications and the submission of the necessary documents or make the applications on your behalf.
You are also welcome to contact us in other cases not explicitly listed above.
We also represent them vis-à-vis the Immigration Office and in judicial proceedings if;
Our office is located in the center of Lünen (Unna district) near the Marienkirche. You can reach us at a 5 minutes walking distance from the Lünen Train station or by public transport. The “Marienkirche” bus stop is directly across the street from our office.
Lünen
and by appointment
Dortmund
Mo. – Fr. 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m
and 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m
and by appointment