US Immigration Law

Retention Permits, German Citizenship, Regaining German Citizenship, Visas


German Citizenship Law

You are German and would like to acquire another citizenship. If you do not wish to lose your German citizenship, you have to apply for a so-called Retention Permit.

  • We advise you on your situation and chances of success and create a motivational statement for your application. We will continue to support you until you receive the final decision of the Federal Administration Office.
  • If you have already submitted an application for a Retention Permit and the Federal Administration Office requires further evidence, we will discuss the case with you and help to find the right solution.
  • You already prepared your Retention Permit by yourself and would like an attorney to review it.

If you have lost your German citizenship, we will discuss the possibility of a re-naturalization application with you and prepare a motivational statement accordingly.

If you want to travel to Germany or relocate, we will advise and support you with your visa application.

You think you might be a German Citizen due to your ancestry. We will evaluate your case and help you file your paperwork to claim your German Citizenship.

American Citizenship Law

Our cooperation partners for American Immigration law support you with U.S. immigration issues. They oversee and process all U.S. visa (immigrant and nonimmigrant visa) and U.S. citizenship applications.

E-2 Investor Visa & E-1 Treaty Trader Visa →

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