Family Reunion & Marriage Registration !
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WTG Family Reunion Services
WTG Consulting offers family reunion service for Lebanese and Syrian families, grant a marriage registration at the German civil registration office (standesamt), and support you in getting the visa. These services are offered through a well-planned study, and experience in behaving and acting in these domains to ensure that the preparation method satisfies the needed requirements. These types of services require a professional team to deal with. Experienced team which is always on spot to acquire any changes in conditions from the embassy and guarantee your application processing.Â
Germany is being an eyespot for nationalities from all over the world with its job and career development opportunities. These individuals are entitled to bring their families with them when they find work and settle in Germany. Immigration authorities in Germany have established a visa for family reunification, but not everyone is subject to this visa requirement. Different requirements apply to people from different categories depending on nationality and who you want to join in Germany.
There are two types of marriage in Germany, a religious marriage that takes place in mosques and societies, but this type of marriage is not recognized and has no legal effect except by registering it as a civil marriage in the Civil Status Department (Standsamt) after completing the conditions and the required documents.
The age of the young man or girl should be 18 years and over, and in some states 21 and over. The presence of a passport or refugee travel document, a certified and translated civil registration from the mother country to prove that the person is celibate, and proof from the municipality Meldebescheinigung that the person did not marry during the period residency in Germany. After that, the documents are examined by the Civil Status Department to ensure the validity of the documents submitted, the registration of the marriage, and the granting of a marriage contract to the newlyweds. The completion of these procedures is sometimes hindered by some obstacles, including the difficulty of obtaining Syrian documents, or that the applicant for marriage had previously stated that he was married and ended his marital relationship after his asylum and before his wife arrived from Syria, however, he was unable to complete the divorce procedures in Syria and obtain a divorce declaration.
