Reliably and quickly obtain a German passport.
Don't wait several years to see if your naturalization will work out. We will get you to your destination quickly and reliably.
In Germany, some immigration authorities require you to wait several years without a lawyer before they make a decision on your application for a German passport. Many applications are rejected after the waiting period. In many cases, an appeal to the administrative court is necessary.
We can help you obtain a German passport quickly and reliably, regardless of whether you have already submitted the application or not.
If you have not yet submitted an application:
- We will advise you before you submit your application and check your details and documents.
- We prepare the application for you and submit it as a law firm to the immigration authorities.
- We check your details and documents so that the immigration authorities can make a decision more quickly and have fewer queries.
- We take care of communication with the immigration authorities for you.
- We ensure that the immigration authorities apply the law correctly.
- If the foreigners authority takes too long to make a decision, we will go to court on your behalf and ensure that the foreigners authority makes a decision more quickly (action for failure to act).
If you have already submitted the application:
- We go to court for you and ensure that the foreigners authority makes a decision more quickly (action for failure to act).
- We check your details and documents so that the immigration authorities can make a decision more quickly and have fewer queries.
- We take care of communication with the immigration authorities for you.
- We ensure that the immigration authorities apply the law correctly.
Avoid the following mistakes that could jeopardize your naturalization:
You commit a criminal offense
Anyone who commits a criminal offence can often no longer be naturalized. If the police investigate you for a criminal offence during the naturalization process, naturalization can no longer be carried out while the investigation is ongoing. Make sure that you do not get into trouble with the police during the naturalization process.
You lose your job
People who lose their job are often no longer able to support themselves. The immigration authorities will then make a negative decision. During the naturalization process, make sure that your job remains stable and that you earn enough money.
You move during the procedure
If you move to another city during the naturalization process, in the worst case scenario, the application for naturalization may have to be resubmitted because a different immigration authority is responsible. Make sure that you do not move to another city during the naturalization process. Moving within the same city is not a problem.
Your children get poor grades at school
If your children receive a grade lower than 4 in the school subjects German and History / Politics / Social Studies, your children cannot be naturalized. This often delays naturalization for the whole family. During the naturalization process, make sure that your children make an effort at school and get good grades, especially in German and history / politics / social studies.
Costs
In Germany, the remuneration of lawyers is regulated by law (Lawyers' Fees Act). Our remuneration is based on the Lawyers' Fees Act plus a flat fee, which is calculated individually. The flat rate depends on the scope and complexity of your case.
As soon as we have initial information from you and can better assess your case, we will inform you about the costs of our work.
Before that, you do not have to pay anything for contacting us.
Costs are only incurred when you sign the mandate agreement.
Frequently asked questions and answers
How long does the naturalization process take?
Normally, naturalization in Germany takes several years. With SZYPULKA RECHTSANWÄLTE we often manage to get you naturalized within a few months. However, it always depends on your specific case, especially on the quality of your documents. We carry out a thorough legal examination of your information and documents and prepare your naturalization application professionally. Thanks to our preliminary legal work, the authorities can decide on your application more quickly.
How reliable is it that I can get a German passport?
Whether you can obtain a German passport depends on whether you meet all the requirements for naturalization under the Citizenship Act. We check your documents legally before they are submitted to the authorities. As a result, we have a very high success rate of getting you naturalized. If we see any risks, we will explain them to you and discuss the strategic procedure with you. If problems arise during the process, we will help you find a solution.
Does the law firm also work in my city?
Yes, we can help you anywhere in Germany. We have already completed several thousand successful mandates in all federal states. We have clients in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt am Main, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Leipzig, Dortmund, Essen, Bremen, Dresden, Hanover, Nuremberg, Duisburg, Bochum, Wuppertal, Bielefeld, Bonn, Münster, Mannheim, Karlsruhe, Augsburg, Wiesbaden and many other cities.
How do I communicate with the law firm?
We are a digital law firm and therefore active throughout Germany. You can do everything from the comfort of your own home by e-mail and telephone. Thanks to our digitalization, we can offer you more flexible appointments and work faster for you. It also eliminates long distances and waiting times for appointments on site. We also communicate digitally with the immigration authorities and courts. This means that procedures can be processed more quickly.
Can I get a lower price?
The costs of our work are based on the German Lawyers' Fees Act plus a flat fee for each case. It is not possible to get a lower price or a discount just like that. If you have problems with payment, we can help you with payment in installments. A discount or rebate is not possible.
What happens if I am not naturalized?
In very rare cases, it happens that our clients are not naturalized. In such cases, we will discuss the next steps with you individually.
What is an action for failure to act?
An action for failure to act is a complaint to the administrative court in accordance with § 75 VwGO. By filing an action for failure to act, the court ensures that the immigration authority decides on your case more quickly. In the case of an action for failure to act, additional costs are incurred for the lawyer's work and the court's work. We will inform you about the costs to be expected in your case.