Germany had a horrible leading role in World War II. But since then, the country has taken astounding steps toward setting things right and making amends. While it is too late to directly help those killed in the war or those who died directly afterward, the country includes the descendants of those affected in the group to whom the country wants to make amends. Part of this push included Article 116, a German law that allows many people, including many descendants, to regain or obtain German citizenship if they or an ancestor were stripped of German citizenship between January 30, 1933, and May 8, 1945, due to Nazi persecution.
2 September 2021
Navigating through immigration can be a daunting task. It's not a process that you would want to go through alone. The amount of paperwork involved in each process can be challenging for any citizen, let alone an immigrant. As a potential immigrant, a lack of knowledge about what is required of you during the immigration process can become a barrier in obtaining access to your country of destination. Securing the services of an immigration attorney can help you understand what you require and what to do in case you fall short of the requirement.
3 May 2021
