Despite being underpinned by constitutional and human rights law in the Basic Law (GG), the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU (GRCh) and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), family reunification is often surprisingly problematic.
The separation from family members jeopardizes all integration successes and is often unbearable for those affected.
In addition to numerous questions of documentary law, there are also questions of language acquisition, securing a livelihood and the loss of rights due to the mere passage of time.
We are also aware of our great responsibility towards our clients in this area and therefore take all necessary steps – quickly, competently and persistently in the matter.